Senator Jack Reed (RI) and Representative Adelita Grijalva (AZ-07) have introduced the Right to Read Act (H.R.6440 / S.3365), landmark legislation that invests in school libraries, strengthens literacy, and defends students' freedom to read.

The Right to Read Act would:

• Invest $600 million annually in literacy and school libraries
• Ensure more students have certified school librarians
• Expand access to diverse, engaging reading materials
• Defend First Amendment rights in school libraries
• Counter the nationwide surge in book bans

But a strong bill is only the first step. Congress needs to hear that the public expects action.

This session, you can help pass a law that could actually change the future of reading and literacy for millions of students.

Please take a moment to tell your Senators and Representative to support the Right to Read Act.