Week in the life of the Outreach Director Natosha Every week comes with certain tasks that must be done without fail. First thing I do in the morning is read and reply to my emails, usually 15-30 emails… Read More
Take a trip with New Haven Reads staff around the world to hear poems and books written by BIPOC authors. Each day this we week will be posting a new reading from a staff member along with a… Read More
On January 29th and 30th, our Book Bank opened its doors for our Winter Teacher Open House. Teachers were able to RSVP ahead of time or, if they were unable to attend, could place a book order on… Read More
Often, the only thing that many tutors and interns at New Haven Reads have in common is an enormous heart, a love of reading, and a dedication to helping others. Beyond that, it’s anyone’s guess where they are… Read More
Huge thanks to everyone who made an end of year gift to New Haven Reads during our annual appeal! Reading is critical for school – and life – success. By sharing the joy and power of reading, New… Read More
Every Tuesday and Thursday, Andrew excitedly logs into the Zoom tutoring session, oftentimes arriving ten minutes early. He lights the room up with a smile, and as tutors and students start trickling in, he excitedly asks, “How is… Read More
The Choate Fund for Justice provides funds for organizations that support racial justice and fight systemic bias and inequality. A committee comprised of representatives of Choate’s Board of Trustees, faculty, staff, and student body chose New Haven Reads because… Read More
No two days at New Haven Reads are the same. Everyday has several key components — teaching, tutoring, coffee, Zoom — but beyond these, nothing is certain! Working at New Haven Reads through the Yale President’s Public Service… Read More
International Literacy Day takes place on September 8 every year to raise awareness and concern for literacy problems that exist within our own local communities as well as globally. New Haven Reads mission is to share the joy… Read More
Name: Elena Brennan Hometown: New Haven CT College and Major: Wesleyan Government & American Studies Tutoring Site: Science Park Clubs: Math II Favorite Childhood Book: The Bloody Jack book series by L.A. Meyer & Katherine Kellgren At the… Read More
A Week in the Life of Our Outreach Director Natosha
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Last Updated: June 14, 2021 by Amanda Brown
Week in the life of the Outreach Director Natosha Every week comes with certain tasks that must be done without fail. First thing I do in the morning is read and reply to my emails, usually 15-30 emails… Read More
Take a trip with NHR staff!
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Last Updated: April 21, 2021 by Amanda Brown
Take a trip with New Haven Reads staff around the world to hear poems and books written by BIPOC authors. Each day this we week will be posting a new reading from a staff member along with a… Read More
Click here to read about our Teacher Open House.
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Last Updated: April 2, 2021 by Amanda Brown
On January 29th and 30th, our Book Bank opened its doors for our Winter Teacher Open House. Teachers were able to RSVP ahead of time or, if they were unable to attend, could place a book order on… Read More
Click Here to Meet Piper O’Keefe: Education Department Intern
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Last Updated: March 31, 2021 by Alex Martin
Often, the only thing that many tutors and interns at New Haven Reads have in common is an enormous heart, a love of reading, and a dedication to helping others. Beyond that, it’s anyone’s guess where they are… Read More
Thanks to you, NHR will have a bright 2021!
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Last Updated: March 31, 2021 by Amanda Brown
Huge thanks to everyone who made an end of year gift to New Haven Reads during our annual appeal! Reading is critical for school – and life – success. By sharing the joy and power of reading, New… Read More
Meet one of our students: Andrew
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Last Updated: March 31, 2021 by Amanda Brown
Every Tuesday and Thursday, Andrew excitedly logs into the Zoom tutoring session, oftentimes arriving ten minutes early. He lights the room up with a smile, and as tutors and students start trickling in, he excitedly asks, “How is… Read More
An incredible gift from the Choate Fund for Justice!
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Last Updated: October 20, 2020 by Amanda Brown
The Choate Fund for Justice provides funds for organizations that support racial justice and fight systemic bias and inequality. A committee comprised of representatives of Choate’s Board of Trustees, faculty, staff, and student body chose New Haven Reads because… Read More
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Posted: September 15, 2020 by Amanda Brown
A Day in the Life: By Alex Martin
No two days at New Haven Reads are the same. Everyday has several key components — teaching, tutoring, coffee, Zoom — but beyond these, nothing is certain! Working at New Haven Reads through the Yale President’s Public Service… Read More
International Literacy Day
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Last Updated: November 16, 2020 by Amanda Brown
International Literacy Day takes place on September 8 every year to raise awareness and concern for literacy problems that exist within our own local communities as well as globally. New Haven Reads mission is to share the joy… Read More
Intern Spotlight: Elena Brennan
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Last Updated: October 2, 2020 by Amanda Brown
Name: Elena Brennan Hometown: New Haven CT College and Major: Wesleyan Government & American Studies Tutoring Site: Science Park Clubs: Math II Favorite Childhood Book: The Bloody Jack book series by L.A. Meyer & Katherine Kellgren At the… Read More
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