simplifying bureaucracy for all since 2020L.L.C.O.O.L.J.
Let’s Learn Collectively On Our Life’s Journey
Mission:
To simplify bureaucracy for all.
Vision:
All people can access, comprehend, formidably engage, and leverage Government in order to benefit the greater good.
Summer Civics Is C.O.O.L.!
Visit a Reading Out Loud Library near you:
Visit a Literacy Lounge near you for free community education sessions, clubs, & more! Book a one-on-one for more information on hours.
Process of Change Foundation
3653 Chicago Ave, Minneapolis, MN
Located at the foot of George Floyd Square, Process of Change Foundation collaborates with Reading Out Loud Literacy to bring the premiere community library to historic Powderhorn neighborhood.
The Savoie Building
126 N 3rd St STE B1, Minneapolis, MN
Ever want to go to the downtown library but not really? Located just 2 blocks away, the Savoie Building is a flagship location for Reading Out Loud Literacy and all are welcome in this safe space for literacy. The Lit Lounge open now on Tuesdays & Thursdays 10am to 5pm. Book a 1on1 to gain FREE ACCESS today!
Broken Clock Brewing
1712 Marshall St NE Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN
Coming soon….!
In The Kut
1828 42nd St E, Minneapolis, 55407
Remember when barbershops and salons had those magazines and you could pick your style while and peruse articles while you wait? We’re bringing them back plus more with a Lit Lounge at In The Kut Barbershop. Everyone knows Coach D! Stop by for a cut and check out the lounge beginning this April. Join the mailing list for your invitation.
MCN6
1828 42nd St E, Minneapolis, 55407
In the heart of northeast Arts District lies a hidden gem of a bookstore. Eat My Words, an owner-operated bookstore located very near MCN6 is hosting a R.O.L.L. Lit Lounge beginning this April!
Eat My Words Bookstore
214 13th Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
In the heart of northeast Arts District lies a hidden gem of a bookstore. Eat My Words, an owner-operated bookstore located very near MCN6 is hosting a R.O.L.L. Lit Lounge beginning this April!
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