Literacy.
Leadership.
Legacy.

Growing strong readers, nurturing future leaders, and building a lasting legacy through literacy and mentorship.

Building Readers. Strengthening Community.

Students Engaged in Literacy Programming

School & Community Partnerships

Books Read & Discussed

Programs Serving Youth & Adults

Programs That Build Readers, Leaders, and Community

From classroom reading sessions to tutoring, fatherhood engagement, author conversations, and men’s wellness spaces, our programs are designed to meet people where they are and help them grow.

A literacy, tutoring, and mentorship initiative helping students strengthen reading skills, confidence, and academic growth.

A therapist-led supportive space for men 18+ focused on mental wellness, honest dialogue, and community connection.

A literacy and tutoring program connecting volunteers with students focused on reading growth and classroom engagement.

Encouraging fathers and father figures to build connection and early literacy through reading with their little ones.

Volunteer readers supporting literacy development and meaningful classroom relationships + engagement.

Live conversations with published authors and community voices that amplify storytelling, literacy, and cultural dialogue.

TRUSTED PARTNERS

ABOUT BLACK MEN READ

Tutoring That Builds Futures

Literacy builds confidence, opportunity, and lifelong learning. Through tutoring, mentorship, and community engagement, Black Men Read helps students strengthen literacy skills in and beyond the classroom.

When students see themselves through reading and leadership, something shifts. Black Men Read exists to create that shift across communities and generations.

Strong readers create better leaders, and better leaders build a better future!

Connect with black men read

Every conversation starts somewhere. Whether you’re reaching out about partnerships, media, programs, or general questions, we’d love to hear from you.

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4240 Duncan Ave.
St. Louis, MO, 63110
Suite 200

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