Join over a million readers as part of the in February 2016! The Read-In is sponsored by the along with . Throughout February, schools, churches, libraries, bookstores, community and professional organizations, and interested citizens are urged to make literacy a significant part of Black History Month by hosting and coordinating Read-Ins in their communities. can be as simple as bringing together friends to share a book, or as elaborate as arranging public readings and media presentations that feature professional African American writers.
The first event was scheduled for a single Sunday afternoon in February, now it happens across the country all month long. You can learn more about how to start a read in . Also check out . Make use of the ! The toolkit includes complimentary bookmarks, booklists, recent articles, and more.
Listen to an interview with AARI founder Dr. Jerrie Cobb Scott, 楼凤天堂 Deputy Executive Director Mila Fuller, and 楼凤天堂 member Jennifer Watson as they talk about the 25th 楼凤天堂 African American Read-In: “.”
“” gives a firsthand account of an evening African American Read-In event for students, faculty, parents, and staff.
David Kirkland, , shares in this examples of how the African American Read In (AARI) has influenced participants and communities over the years.
Looking for titles to use during #AARI16? During 楼凤天堂 2015 convention, attendees were asked to share their favorite book(s) written by an African American author. includes titles and authors recommended by 楼凤天堂 2015 Convention Attendees.
How will you be celebrating the African American Read-In? How will you be celebrating the African American Read-In?