Features the innovative people and programs who spread the love of books and reading culture in our nation's high poverty areas.
End Book Deserts
Claim This Podcastby Molly Ness
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Podcast Overview
Features the innovative people and programs who spread the love of books and reading culture in our nation's high poverty areas.
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7/6/2019
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February 6, 2024
Exploring Scholastic's Impact on Literacy
<p>Exploring Scholastic's Impact on Literacy and Book Access</p> <p>In this episode of End Book Deserts, the podcast discusses book access and literacy culture with Judy Newman, the Chief Impact Officer of Scholastic. Newman shares how Scholastic, a member of the National Book Access Association, is advancing the work of organizations that distribute books and promoting reading for pleasure among children. She touches upon the company's multiple initiatives, such as partnering with organizations like Comic Kids and Reach Out and Read, philanthropic projects, and exciting employee engagements. The discussion also highlights the role of teachers in building literacy, the impact of COVID-19 on their work, and the importance of a community in ending book deserts.</p> <p><strong>Key Points</strong>:</p> <ul> <li>00:00 Introduction to End Book Deserts</li> <li>00:32 Exploring Scholastic's Impact on Literacy</li> <li>01:19 Scholastic's Role in Building Literacy Communities</li> <li>03:26 The Power of Comics in Literacy</li> <li>04:34 Scholastic's Efforts to Encourage Young Writers</li> <li>05:39 Impact of COVID on Scholastic's Work</li> <li>07:24 Scholastic Employees' Contribution to Literacy Culture</li> <li>10:14 Upcoming Initiatives and Partnerships at Scholastic</li> <li>11:53 The Power of Story: The Story of Ruby Bridges</li> <li>15:31 The Importance of Reading for Pleasure</li> <li>17:28 Conclusion and Invitation for Future Discussion</li> <li>17:48 End Book Deserts: Final Remarks and Contact Information</li> </ul>
November 13, 2023
Books on the Bus
<p>In this episode of the End Book Deserts Podcast, Dr. Molly Ness interviews authors Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr, who share their experiences and adventures during a year-long road trip to visit Title I schools in all 50 states. They discuss their mission to provide free books to under-resourced areas, the impact of their visits on students, and the research conducted during the trip. They also reveal their plans for the future, including online virtual school visits. Tune in to learn more about their inspiring journey and the importance of book access in under-resourced communities.</p>
September 25, 2023
Meet the Writers
<p>We kick off the <strong>new season</strong> with New York's Meet the Writers! Meet the Writers has reached more than 45,000 students citywide and distributed 25,000 books signed by visiting authors.<br /> Their collaboration with schools helps to create a culture of literacy and reading.</p>
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