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The Reader Organisation is part of The Big Give Christmas Challenge 2013. From today, 5th December to Saturday 7th September,…

From Shauna Waterman, Market Research Intern I’ve been at The Reader Organisation for about two months now and I’m thoroughly…

This October four poets - Gaia Holmes, Julia Deakin, William Thirsk-Gaskill and Michael Stewart - took on the challenge of…

Wednesday 16th October marked the 6th Annual Global Dignity Day, highlighting the importance and fundamental right of every human being…

Reading for Life: The Role of Literature in Dementia Care Thursday 10th October, 12.30-1.30pm Seminar Room 1, The Sherrington Building,…

Professor Philip Davis, Editor of The Reader magazine and Director of Centre for Research into Reading, Information and Linguistic Systems…

RISE: Erwin James in conversation with Jane Davis Monday 14th October, 6pm (FREE) Ustinov College, Durham University, Howlands Farm, South…

We're at the start of a new season, which means that the arrival of Issue 51 of The Reader magazine…

A new study has found that children who regularly read for pleasure are more likely to perform significantly better in…

This week, we were pointed towards a rather insightful article about a piece of psychological research by one of our partners in Belgium,…

This blog post is written by Gayle Whelan, Community Asset Research Assistant, Health and Wellbeing Partnership at Liverpool John Moores…

From Jennifer Jarman, People and Support Administrator Great news! The Reader Organisation is improving the lives of people on the…