Literacy Minnesota

Literacy Minnesota began in a church basement in 1972 when a group of women realized if one person taught someone to read, and that person taught someone to read, they could create a movement. Today, Literacy Minnesota has grown to include 6 learning centers; thousands of tutors trained per year; tens of thousands of curriculum downloads per month; AmeriCorps members working on literacy initiatives across the state; and a digital-literacy learning platform, Northstar, that is utilized in all 50 states and 6 countries. Literacy Minnesota is now recognized as a local and national leader and a driving force behind the...

Literacy minnesota operates in the Education administration programs industry.

Literacy minnesota's revenue is 11m - 100m

Literacy minnesota has 51 - 200 employees.