“We’re trying to get all kids to read and do it as quickly as possible, but as sustainably as possible. So that they have a fighting chance,” Kareem Weaver, co-founder of FULCRUM-Oakland, says in the latest episode of our All for Literacy podcast. Join host Dr. Liz Brooke and Weaver for a passionate discussion about literacy as a civil right and the importance of literacy as a foundational skill that shapes a child’s future. Dr. Brooke and Weaver dive right into the crucial issues that arise at the intersection of literacy, race, and opportunity—key topics of conversation for educators and leaders today. Ready to feel fired up and more prepared to bring long-term solutions to your classrooms, schools, and districts with literacy instruction that works?  Kareem Weaver, Twitter @KJWinEducationLiz Brooke, Twitter @LizCBrooke Episode Breakdown((((( About Kareem WeaverKareem Weaver is co-founder and executive director of FULCRUM which partners with educational institutions to improve reading results for students. He also serves as the Oakland NAACP’s 2nd vice president and chair of its Education Committee, and his advocacy is featured in the upcoming film, “The Right to Read.” Mentioned In This Episode:FULCRUM-OaklandThe Right to Read filmNAACP Education InnovationThe Marva Collins StoryPodcast Episode—Literacy and Teacher Prep with Dr. Simone GibsonBlack and Dyslexic PodcastThe Right to Read CommissionInternational Dyslexia Association (IDA) Knowledge and Practice Standards for Teachers of Reading  Never miss an episodeJoin our community of listeners and never miss an episode. Subscribe to All of Literacy today!