Something to Talk About in Colquitt County
Colquitt County Family Connection Collaborative on Children and Families is spearheading a collaboration to ensure that newborns receive Language Nutrition. Read More
Ten Counties in Georgia Join the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading
The new counties include: Barrow, Candler, Columbia, Jenkins, Lanier, Lee, Pulaski, Toombs, Wilcox and Worth. Read More
Get Georgia Reading Debuts New Website
The redesigned website provides easy access to data, resources, inspiring stories, and more. Read More
Help Kids Get Their BookFlix Fix
Scholastic has extended access to this free literary resource through February. Read More
Oh, What Fun It is to Read
Brighten up the holidays with a free literacy resource from Scholastic. Read More
Creating the Common Agenda to Achieve Profound Change and Get Georgia Reading
Learn about the process used by our partners to create the Campaign’s common agenda. Read More
Talk With Me Baby Toolkit Expands “Language Nutrition” Resources Nationwide
The new toolkit was launched at the White House Summit on Behavioral Science Insights. Read More
Thirty-Seven Counties in Georgia Join the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading
New communities join this nationwide movement to increase early reading proficiency. Read More
Talk With Your Baby—Early and Often
Sharing healthy words with your baby, starting as early as possible, is one of the easiest ways to bridge the word gap. Read More
What Happens to Children Who Are Born Too Soon
Premature babies are more likely to be struggling readers, and everyone has a role in helping them. Read More
30 Million Words: Building the Architecture of the Brain
Language Nutrition is at the root of getting all kids reading. Read More
In Baker County, Adults Circle Around Literacy
Uninterrupted talk and parent engagement has bolstered an entire community. Read More
Great Start Georgia Helps Strong Reading Habits Start Right at Home
Great Start Georgia's hands-on family supports ensure the early years are as healthy as possible for new parents. Read More
We Need to Change Our Approach to Literacy To Help Our Children Reach Their Full Potential
We were addressing literacy as an education issue, when it’s really a systemic issue. Read More
Collaboration Unrestrained by Traditional Disciplines, Boundaries, and Borders
A postcard to Georgia from the national Campaign for Grade-Level Reading. Read More
Helping Children Become Lifelong Readers Is a Family Affair for Georgia First Lady Sandra Deal
Some of Georgia’s most influential leaders shared intimate stories from their work—and personal lives—about the power of reading and how it changes lives. Read More
50 Million Faces: Why We Can’t Let Go
Philip Lanoue gives a formal crowd some down-to-earth ideas. Read More
Each Child Blooms Differently
Yvette Pollard thought she had it all figured out, until her kids showed her otherwise. Read More
‘The Most Powerful Thing We Could Give Poor Kids is Completely Free’
Emily Badger of the Washington Post on the word gap, our Campaign, and more. Read More
Philip Lanoue’s No-Nonsense Expectations
Clarke County's superintendent says we should expect (and inspire) great results from all students. Read More