What is Dr. Anthony Fauci Reading? Why Does It Matter?
What are celebrities reading right now and why does it matter? The New York Times takes another look at celebrity bookshelves with entries from Susan […]
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Two Cities/One Book for Mutual Understanding
This year, the China/United States trade war is an ongoing economic conflict between the world’s two largest national economies. Despite this, cities in China and […]
Americans go to the Library More than the Movies
There have been many discussions in recent years about whether or not libraries are still necessary to our culture. With the rise of tech culture […]
Solving the Misinformation Pandemic
It’s National News Literacy Week and it’s all about solving the misinformation “pandemic,” says Allan Miller, founder and CEO of the News Literacy Project. From […]
Stop Being Mad: Send Love
Is there something in outrage that is easy? Something that feels good? Is love a more difficult place to get to, yet ultimately more fulfilling, […]
National Press Club Named to The Washington Post’s Press Freedom Partnership
The Washington Post announced today that the National Press Club would be one of two organizations added this year to its Press Freedom Partnership, an […]
Five Ways to Promote Child Literacy
Do you have children in your life and you’re hoping to raise a reader? According to Dr. Steven Witt, Graduate Education Director at Concordia University […]
First Antiracist Bookfest Begins Saturday
The first ever Antiracist Bookfest kicks off this Saturday, April 27th at American University in Washington, DC. From the Web site: The #Antiracist Bookfest is […]
Want to Be A Better Friend? Read A Book!
Want to be nicer, kinder and more empathetic? There’s a shortcut: be a reader. A study at London’s Kingston’s University noted that, despite the solitary […]
Feeling Down? Read.
At a time when many of us are discovering the price we’ve had to pay for constant electronic connection, as a culture we are also […]
