2023 Library of Congress Literacy Award Honorees

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The Library of Congress Literacy Awards Program honors nonprofit organizations that have made outstanding contributions to increasing literacy in the United States or abroad. This short video highlights the 2023 Library of Congress Literacy Awards winners and honorees. Learn more about the inspiring and innovative work of the News Literacy Project (2023 David M. Rubenstein Prize recipient), Downtown Boxing Gym (2023 American Prize recipient), and Worldreader (2023 International Prize recipient); as well as the following 15 organizations that are honored for their successful practices in literacy promotion: Ako Aotearoa's Manako Program, Book Love Foundation, BookSpring, Building Tomorrow, Compassion Books, Dominican Literacy Center, Aurora, Get Lit - Words Ignite's Uni(verse) Program, An Open Book Foundation, Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education (PAGE), PEAS (Promoting Equality in African Schools), Queens Borough Public Library, Rio Grande Valley Literacy Center, Virginia Children's Book Festival, WISE Zambia, and Yayasan Sulinama's Collaboration with INOVASI.

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