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On February 9, 2024, as part of the Government of Canada’s 2024 Pre-Budget Consultation process, we made a written submission on behalf of ourselves and 64 other organizations (available here).
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We are delighted to present our annual Impact Report for 2023. With the help of literacy supporters across Canada, we continue to champion, connect, and develop initiatives that will enable Canada’s children to become the most literate in the world. We’re immensely proud of the milestones we were able to achieve this year as a…
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Project aims to understand and share the needs and experiences of Black families living in urban areas of Canada who want to help their children’s reading journeys. August 9, 2023 – TORONTO – The Reading Partnership (TRP) and the Canadian Children’s Literacy Foundation (CCLF) have undertaken a research project to understand the experiences of Black families…
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TORONTO, March 07, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Today, The Canadian Children’s Literacy Foundation launched Lost & Found: A Digital Exhibit of Kids’ Pandemic Stories, a public online gallery featuring a selection of stories from the 5,000 children across Canada participating in Lost & Found story-making workshops. The exhibition features curated stories of children, told through drawing,…
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TORONTO, March 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – The Canadian Children’s Literacy Foundation is launching an online public gallery featuring stories and art by children from across Canada about their pandemic experiences. Retired astronaut and children’s author, Col. Chris Hadfield will share his love of reading and thoughts on its impact with Scarborough families and invited…
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On February 10, 2023, as part of the Government of Canada’s 2023 Pre-Budget Consultation process, we made a written submission on behalf of ourselves and 52 other organizations (available here).
