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Celebrate Dia De Los Ninos with Raising A Reader!

Sunday, April 14th RAR will be kicking off Week of the Young Child in San Francisco with a Dia De Los Ninos Celebration! This year’s Dia celebration will be held in partnerships with Sunday Streets, in front of the Mission Branch Library. From 11am to 3pm families can come enjoy the many great activities, music,…

Welcome Gabriela!

Welcome Gabriela! We are so happy to welcome our newest Program Coordinator in San Francisco, Gabriela Rodriguez, to the Raising A Reader team! Gabriela joins Raising A Reader with experience teaching as a college professor, as well as an English language teacher for kindergarten public programs in Chiapas, Mexico. She also most recently served as…

Your Vote Counts!

Raising A Reader San Francisco and Alameda Counties has been selected as one of Give Something Back’s top 40 inspiring non-profits!

SFBT article

Raising A Reader profiled! We are thrilled to announce that Raising A Reader’s Executive Director, Molly Wertz, was profiled by the San Francisco Business Times. Below is the article that ran on Friday, Sept. 7.   Molly Wertz, executive director of Raising A Reader San Francisco Premium content from San Francisco Business Times by Renée Frojo, Reporter…

Hooray For A New School Year!

Here at Raising A Reader we love the start of a new school year! It’s a time of busy excitement as our coordinators return to classrooms across the Bay Area to help kick off the program. As those Raising A Reader red bags start their weekly journeys home again, among the hundreds of great titles…

Summer reading

There are wonderful and free events taking place at public libraries in your neighborhood. Here are some programs being offered through the Oakland and San Francisco public libraries:

Early Literacy Tips

Summer Early Literacy Tips Summer is a great time for young children to practice their literacy skills! While parents shuttle their children to the park, the pool, the grocery store, the beach, and other destinations, they can reinforce early literacy skills by simply talking about everything and anything they see, or playing easy, fun games…