Linked2Literacy inspires generations by providing
inclusive books and literacy education through
community-based programs.
You can make a lasting impact and change the old story of systemic, generational illiteracy. With strategic community-based programs to provide families with inclusive, age-appropriate books and literacy education, you can be part of writing new beginnings to a better future.
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SOME OF OUR MOST POPULAR PROGRAMS AND OUTREACH
Workshops to build caregiver comfort in reading to children using confidence-building reading and strategies.
WORDSTOCK
Free books, new and gently used, for all ages through an annual Lincoln-wide book swap event with food trucks and fun!
Personalized book ownership and back-to-school essentials for children in the foster care system.
UNBOUND
Book clubs for 3rd - 8th graders to inspire meaningful conversation around engaging and inclusive books.
A FREE book is mailed each month to children from birth until age 5 to help families build home libraries of age-appropriate and high-quality books. Linked2Literacy is the sole local partner in Nebraska bringing books to children in the community.
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Through our partnership with TeamMates, Linked2Literacy is extending its reach to ensure that children not only have access to mentorship but also to the resources they need to thrive academically and personally.
Our Mission
Linked2Literacy inspires generations by providing
inclusive books and literacy education through community-based programs.
Our Values
We promote mental health and wellness, closing the reading gap, and believe important skills are developed through the ownership of quality books. We work with existing non profits and organizations to accomplish this goal.
Our Vision
Our vision is to provide educational materials through sustainable individual and business partnerships, and eventual nationwide outreach.
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Our Diversity Commitment
Representation matters. Every child, regardless of their ability, ethnicity, culture, race, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity deserves to see themselves represented in the pages or a cover of a book.
