African American Read-In Local Events 2016 Survey

African American Read-In

For over 25 years hundreds of communities across the country and around the world have organized events in the month of February to make the celebration of African American literacy a traditional part of Black History Month. This celebration, conceived of by the Black Caucus of NCTE in 1989, involves tens of thousands of participants every year. From living rooms to libraries to book stores to classrooms to university campuses these celebrations come in all shapes and sizes. Hosting a Read-In can be as simple as bringing together friends to share a book, or as elaborate as arranging public readings and media presentations that feature professional African American writers.

We invite you to share information about your local event so that we can share it on the National African American Read-In page.

1.Program Name (i.e. Champaign-Urbana African American Read-In)(Required.)

2.Program Description, if available

3.Your AARI Website, if available.

4.About the Host or Hosting Organization

Host Name or Hosting Organization

City/Town

State/Province

Program Contact Name

Program Contact Email address

Program Contact Phone Number

5.About your African American Read-In

Event Date(s)

Event Time

Event Website

Event Location

Event City/Town

Event State/Province

Event ZIP/Postal Code

Country

6.Do you have a confirmed author speaking during your event?(Required.)

Yes

Other (please specify)

7.If yes, please list the name of the author(s) and book title(s) below.

8.If you plan on featuring and/or reading a book during your event. Please share the author(s) and book(s) you plan to feature.

9.Comments