All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development
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- “On behalf of the World Federation of the Deaf, we think ACR GCD’s idea and vision is incredible. Our ability to partner with ACR GCD to focus specifically on deaf children and their right to incorporate literacy in their home language via use of sign language first is remarkable.”
Colin AllenWorld Federation of the DeafSign On For Literacy prize partner - “The All Children Reading prize enabled us to think about the problem differently. Instead of just looking for good people, we created good authors.”Amro Abu HmaidanAsafeerNo Lost Generation Tech Summit Prize winner
- “Globally, the publishing industry recognizes the importance of creating accessible books for people who cannot use traditionally printed materials due to blindness, dyslexia, or a mobility impairment. The winners of the Book Boost competition are great examples of how all content creators can make accessible material, providing benefit to people in many different languages all around the world.”Brad TurnerBenetechWinner of the 2014 Grant Competition
- “Winning the Enabling Writers prize gave us a lot of visibility we never would have had otherwise. We had opportunities to help other organizations use Bloom to create supplementary reading materials. We’ve since won the Book Boost prize and are once again getting the opportunity for greater visibility and capability to put more into Bloom and share it with others.”Paul FrankSIL LEADBook Boost: Access for All Challenge and Enabling Writers prize winner
- “We’ve always seen technology as a way to lower costs and also increase access. We always knew e-books provided accessibility features that print books don’t. All Children Reading and Sign On For Literacy gave us the resources and support to focus on harnessing technology to deliver inclusive education.”Matt UtterbackeKitabuSign On for Literacy prize finalist and Book Boost: Access for All Challenge winner
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While many developing countries have come a long way in increasing literacy rates, certain populations, like children in rural India, are still struggling with low literacy rates.
