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Publisher's Circle
Members
The Literary Freedom Project thanks for the following
Publisher's Circle members for believing
William Aguado
Linda Duggins
Kim Coleman Foote
Troy Johnson
Elizabeth Nunez
Meows Osse
Lorraine Patrick
Marcia Wilson
Anonymous
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Mosaic Literary Magazine
relies on the generosity of its subscribers and readers.
Your support will help Mosaic maintain the quality
editorial and education programs you've come to expect.
Become a Publisher's Circle member and strengthen our ability
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Publisher's Circle
$100
- One-year subscription to Mosaic
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Signed copy of Glorious by Bernice McFadden
or How To Escape from A Leper Colony
by Tiphanie Yanique
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Website and magazine acknowledgment
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The Literary Freedom Project
seeks
to restore the importance of reading books as an essential
tool for creating intelligent, productive, and engaged young
people. Towards this goal, LFP publishes
Mosaic Literary Magazine; develops
literature-based lesson plans and
workshops; and hosts the
Mosaic Literary Conference, an annual literature-education
event.
EDUCATION
PROGRAMS
The Literary Freedom Project provides
educators with literary arts lesson plans and workshops based on the
content of each issue of Mosaic. Each plan uses the work by writers
of African descent as a connective tool to a variety of subjects: history,
social studies, and English. Our goal is to increase self awareness
while promoting reading and strengthening literacy.
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Lesson Plans
Mosaic supplements its editorial content with lesson plans that
are developed based on the content of Mosaic. These lesson plans,
developed for secondary school educators, demonstrate how Mosaic’s
content can serve as a connective tool to explore educational subjects
such as history and social studies while also serving to increase
the importance of literature in the classroom.
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Workshops
LFP develops professional-development
workshops that feature creative ways for keeping books
and reading valuable sources of knowledge and creativity in high school education.
Our workshops help educators incorporate literature into existing
curricula to further explore course while strengthening literacy
and cultural identity.
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Mosaic Literary Conference
MLC provides a platform for literature-based creative thinking
and knowledge sharing. Each year we invite educators, community
and arts organizations, and artists to participate in various professional-development
workshops.
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