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"Helping Kids Rise is 
creating a better world for
children, parents, and
our community."

— Helping Kids Rise

"Once you learn to read, you will be forever free."

Frederick Douglass

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Event
  • Essence Authors Experience - 2023 Essence Festival
    Essence Authors Experience - 2023 Essence Festival
    Fri, Jun 30
    New Orleans
    Join us as we attend the #EssenceFestival to interact & engage with our favorite authors & content creators at the ESSENCE Authors™ experience powered by Mahogany Books. This experience is sure to leave you inspired and encouraged.
  • Liberation Station Bookstore Grand Opening
    Liberation Station Bookstore Grand Opening
    Sat, Jun 17
    Raleigh
    Join us as we celebrate with the Liberation Station Bookstore for their Grand Opening Day 1 events! The bookstore's ribbon cutting and grand opening will be from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, June 17th
  • Black Children's Book Week
    Black Children's Book Week
    Sun, Feb 26
    Black Children's Book Week
    Black Children’s Book Week '23 will take place from February 26th - March 4th. The Week is a global celebration of Black children and their representation in children's books and other media.
  • Da Gullah Geechee Celebration with Aunt Pearlie Sue
    Da Gullah Geechee Celebration with Aunt Pearlie Sue
    Fri, Feb 24
    Columbia
    Based on her grandmother, Aunt Pearlie Sue's character has entertained audiences with Gullah-flavored folktales for over 20 years from the schoolhouse to the White House.
  • FAAAC presents A Conversation with Hafizah Augustus Geter and Tyrone Geter
    FAAAC presents A Conversation with Hafizah Augustus Geter and Tyrone Geter
    Sun, Feb 19
    The Columbia Museum of Art
    On the heels of her recently released debut memoir, The Black Period: On Personhood, Race and Origin, celebrated author and poet Hafizah Augustus Geter joins the Friends of African American Art & Culture (FAAAC) for a reception, book-signing, and moderated talk.
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