The Right to Read - Documentary Screening and Discussion

Event Overview:

Join Kafe Ìwé for an enlightening afternoon as we host a screening of the compelling documentary, "The Right to Read." This event promises to dive deep into the critical issue of literacy—a foundational element of lifelong success. The film brings to light the stirring stories of an NAACP activist, a dedicated teacher, and two American families, illustrating their battle to secure the right to read for the next generation.

Event Highlights:

• Expert Insights: Hear from Taylor Jacobs, who will share valuable perspectives on literacy's role in career success and community empowerment.
• Engaging Discussion: Join the post-screening dialogue focusing on actionable steps towards improving literacy and education in our communities.
• Networking Opportunity: Connect with community leaders, educators, and fellow attendees passionate about educational reform and advocacy.

Additional Details:

Kafe Ìwé is a 501(c)(3) California nonprofit corporation that serves underserved youth in a book cafe environment where they can enjoy tomes, tapas, and teas. Follow us on Instagram.

• The theater is located Right off of the 110 in EAST HOLLYWOOD. We recommend UBER AND LYFT as a super reliable way to reach the venue. The lot across the street is a PRIVATE LOT. We do not encourage you to park there under any circumstances. If you choose to drive there are plenty of meters and street parking available as well.
• All net proceeds from the event will support local literacy programs and initiatives.

Learn More About the Right to Read Film:

The Right to Read shares the stories of an NAACP activist, a teacher, and two American families who fight to provide our youngest generation with the most foundational indicator of life-long success: the ability to read. Learn more here.

Join us as we explore how literacy shapes the futures of individuals and communities alike. Together, we can turn the page towards more educated and empowered generations.

Reserve your spot today and be part of a movement that reads, learns, and grows together!

Host or Publisher Kafe Ìwé