ALT Promotional banner for NABSE 52nd Annual Conference 2024, titled "Empowering Black Excellence: Our Students, Our Future," featuring a session from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM on November 23, 2024, called "Building Family Partnerships for Literacy Success." The event is powered by Whova and sponsored by Springboard Collaborative. The design includes a geometric blue and red background.

ALT Vertical infographic titled "SURPRISING BOOK FACTS" with various statistics related to reading habits in the US. It states that 33% of high school graduates never read another book after college and 42% of college students never read another book after college. Additionally, 57% of new books are not read to completion, and 70% of US adults have not been in a bookstore in the last five years. It further mentions that the more a child reads, the likelier they are to understand the emotions of others, and 80% of US families did not buy or read a book last year. The infographic concludes with the statement, "Reading one hour per day in your chosen field will make you an international expert in 7 years." The source at the bottom cites "The Jenkins Group, © RogerBrower.org.

ALT An educational poster states, "The Bottom Line: Students over the summer have the greatest degree of success in maintaining or increasing their reading achievement level. Allington and McGill-Franzen." The poster includes a photo of a smiling child holding a basket of school supplies and an open book. The text and photo are set against a light blue background with decorative alphabet letters at the top.

ALT Graphic illustrating different reading spots categorized under the theme "Summer" with the question "What’s your idea of the perfect place to read?" at the top. Displayed are icons of a person reading in a cozy chair, a beach setup with an umbrella and towel, a person relaxing in a hammock, and a person reading in bed. Each spot is labeled respectively as Cozy Chair, Beach, Hammock, and Bed.

ALT Graphic with text stating, "In a single school year—between 2022 and 2023—students on average gained back one-quarter of the original loss in reading. (Education Recovery Scorecard, January 2024)" on an orange background.

ALT A student reading. A white box with black text says: "The most important thing is that we are helping real people. The students and families at the end of our work always need to be considered and prioritized." Desiree Marks, Senior Director of Partner Success.