Discover the latest from CLI in this edition of The READ—featuring inspiring stories, impactful partnerships, and actionable resources to support literacy and equity. Explore updates on our Healthy Kids blog series, a transformative partnership in Massachusetts, and our Winter Book List to spark joy this season.
Explore CLI’s redesigned website, where ‘Literacy to Liberation’ comes to life. Featuring a mission-driven design, enhanced navigation, impact stories, and clear calls to action, our site reflects our commitment to equity and invites you to join the movement.
CLI kicked off the school year with a Back-to-School Bash at Kensington Public Library, featuring a read-aloud by Literacy Ambassador Michael Threets, free books, ice cream, and lunch. It was a joyful day of learning and community.
Guiding school leaders through expert coaching, peer learning, and practical strategies. This fellowship offers a dynamic, solutions-driven experience for both emerging and seasoned education leaders. Join a network dedicated to growth, collaboration, and lasting impact.
Just before the school year came to an end, CLI Broward had a very special surprise for its teachers.
Just before the school year came to an end, CLI Broward had a very special surprise for its teachers. Initiated and coordinated by Broward advisory board member, Rachel Danzig, Broward coaches presented teachers with care packages during National Teachers Appreciation Week in recognition for their work throughout the…
Children’s Literacy Initiative, a national 501(c)(3) working to advance equity in public education, proudly congratulates Interim CEO and CFO Reina Prowler on her recognition by the Philadelphia Business Journal (PBJ) as one of their 2022 CFO of the Year honorees. This prestigious award honors chief financial officers for…
Children’s Literacy Initiative (CLI), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that works to improve early literacy outcomes, recently announced the addition of Frank L. Gettridge—a lifelong advocate for, and leader of, initiatives that advance education, policy and racial equity—to its Board of Directors.