Reading and Leading Program: Revolutionary Minds Project Based Series

Step into a transformative learning experience with Revolutionary Minds, a monthly workshop series designed for PreK-8 students to explore social justice through hands-on, project-based activities. Held the first Friday of every month, these workshops empower young learners to think critically, act compassionately, and imagine a future rooted in equity and justice.

Through engaging discussions and creative projects, participants will dive into topics that shape conscious, thoughtful citizens ready to revolutionize the world around them.

✨ Interactive Learning: Dynamic, age-appropriate activities that bring social justice concepts to life.
✨ Empowered Voices: A space where young learners are encouraged to express their thoughts and take action.
✨ Real-World Connections: Projects that link critical topics like equity, representation, and activism to everyday life.

From exploring the history of activism to imagining bold new solutions for today’s challenges, each session inspires curiosity and fosters the skills to make a difference.

Pranoo Kumar is a revolutionary educator and the visionary founder of Rohi’s Readery and Rohi's Liberation Station 501c3, South Florida’s first social justice-focused children’s bookstore and learning center. With a mission to amplify stories from historically marginalized communities, Pranoo creates vibrant, inclusive learning environments where young minds thrive.

A nationally recognized leader in education and advocacy, Pranoo uses her expertise to empower children through critical literacy and experiential learning. Her workshops are designed to spark meaningful conversations and equip young learners with the tools to become leaders of tomorrow.

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Age Range: All Ages- Activities vary in age range

Program Description:

A free monthly program that offers the community a diverse range of activities including cooking, gardening, dance, STEAM, writing, art and music, all designed to enrich their literacy learning experience. This program encourages children to explore their passions, facilitate ongoing self-discovery, while developing leadership skills and fostering a sense of community.

"We read something We learn something We share it with the world!"

If there is an accommodation you are seeking for the event please let us know.

Our goal is to facilitate spaces for inclusion and empowerment.

Rohi’s Readery is an award winning social justice driven children's bookstore and learning center dedicated to critical literacy that promotes inclusivity and diversity by honoring historically marginalized communities.

Rohi’s Liberation Station 501c3, a non-profit initiative by Rohi's Readery, honors historically marginalized communities through a multigenerational literacy learning approach.

Programming is FREE (paid for by Rohi's Liberation Station) unless otherwise stated on the event site. Donations are appreciated and will go back into Educational Programming and Services.

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See you soon Revolutionary Readers!

(Credit: Adapted from ABA Children’s Institute DEIA Guide)

Rohi’s Readery (including Rohi’s Liberation Station 501c3) is committed to making your experience as inclusive and accessible as possible. While we can’t create a comprehensive guide, we welcome feedback and suggestions to improve the experience of this space.

Rohi’s Readery (including Rohi’s Liberation Station 501c3) is dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience and environment for everyone, regardless of race; sex; national origin; religion (or lack thereof); age; ethnicity; color; gender; gender identity and/or expression; neurodiversity; sexual orientation; marital, civil union, or domestic partnership status; past or present military service; physical, mental, or sensory disability; national, social, or ethnic origin; socioeconomic status; pregnancy; family or parental status and/or genetic information (including family medical history); physical appearance; or technology choices. We do not tolerate harassment, discrimination, or other unwelcome or unlawful behavior on the basis of any of these characteristics.

We reserve the right to ask you to leave the space if you do not comply with the code of conduct.

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