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Introducing "The Traveling Liberation Station: Rohi's Journey to Justice" – a dynamic hybrid book and transportation mobile program dedicated to bringing the mission of Rohi’s Liberation Station to loving communities. Thanks to the generosity of Palm Tran, we were able to secure this vehicle, allowing us to bring storytelling, art, and interactive workshops to people of all ages with the ultimate goal of belonging and connection. Through these engaging activities, we foster conversations about social justice, empowering participants to become agents of change in their communities.

With your support, we can expand this vital program, ensuring it reaches even more underserved areas. Your contributions will help us provide educational materials, books, enhance accessibility, and create safe, inclusive spaces for learning and growth.

Partner with us today to help build a future rooted in literacy, leadership, and social justice.

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WHO WE ARE:

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

Founded in 2021, 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.

Driven by a commitment to amplify the voices of historically marginalized communities, including Black, Indigenous, Arab, Asian, Pacific Islander, Latine, LGBTQIA+, and the disability and neurodiverse communities, the Readery strives to create a space where individuals can find liberation in their identity while learning about the diverse stories of others.

The initiative started by offering small, community-based literacy programs and has since grown into a recognized leader in critical literacy education, thus the founding of Rohi's Liberation Station 501c3.

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