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Our LitKids in Zambia spent a wonderful day at the zoo, building the kinds of experiences that lead to incredible stories and community. At LitWorld, we're on a mission to create 100 new LitClubs by 2026. Help us reach our goal by donating on our web
We love to see teachers in Texas stand in front of the 7 Strengths banners they've hung on their courtyard! All LitWorld programs are built around our signature 7 Strengths, developed by literacy leaders Pam Allyn & Dr. Ernest Morrell. The 7 St
"LitWorld’s LitClubs happen all around the world and are a hopeful, positive, practical way to show our love and care for children, their stories, and the simple fact that literacy itself is humankind’s most extraordinary power tool
Catch our Executive Director @pamallyn at @nctegram 's upcoming event in Denver on November 22! Will you be there? 🙌
The countdown begins: 100 Days til' World Read Aloud Day (WRAD)! On FEBRUARY 4TH, 2026, we will be celebrating WRAD's 16th birthday with all of you! Reading aloud is a fun activity, but did you know it's a serious brain-building tool too? That's wh
Our Memory Keepers Project (MKP) nurtures resilience and empathy through intergenerational storytelling. This deeply moving story from our LitClub in Pakistan is an incredible story of sadness and ultimately hope - the kind of story that should be ke
At our LitClub in Uganda, LitKids came together as a community to ask the question, what makes a safe space? Their answers: sharing, being kind, and being honest, came as no surprise. Our LitClubs help children think critically and take agency in for