Promotional Partners and Nonprofit Supporters
Friends of Teen Read Week
ALA Graphics is your source for posters, bookmarks, gifts, incentives, and other library and school promotions including the official materials for Teen Read Week, Teen Tech Week, National Library Week, and Banned Books Week. Check out ALA Graphics for the offical product line for Teen Read Week at www.alastore.ala.org.
Evanced Solutions, who is sponsoring the registration for Teen Read Week, is headquartered near Indianapolis, Indiana ,and offers software for public and academic libraries. Products are web-based and geared at managing library programs and events, registration, meeting and study rooms, and summer and year-round reading programs and interest groups. All products are built specifically for libraries and include interactive features that will engage patrons in library services and increase staff productivity. Software may be purchased outright or hosted via a subscription.
Galaxy Press is the publisher of a new line of fiction called Stories from the Golden Age, a line of 80 books and audiobooks by New York Times bestselling author L. Ron Hubbard. Find a variety of stories to captivate young adult readers whatever their taste in storytelling—ranging from fantasy and science fiction, to mystery and thriller, and even western.Each book contains a glossary of cultural and historical terms to increase vocabulary and reading comprehension. Each book also available as a multicast, unabridged audiobook, with sound effects so real, you'll think you are really there.
Hachette Book Group USA/Little, Brown Books for Young Readers publishes many award-winning trade books, including young adult novels, picture books, novelty, and non-fiction titles. LBYR is proud to continue a tradition of excellence in publishing that began more than 165 years ago while branching out into exciting new territories as the landscape of the children's book marketplace continues to change. Little, Brown Books for Young Readers is part of Hachette Book Group USA.
Random House/Listening Library. Random House publishes quality books from hardcovers to paperbacks, pre-school through Young Adult, including the imprints of Alfred A. Knopf, Crown, David Fickling Books, Delacorte Press, Laurel-Leaf, Yearling, Disney, Doubleday, Golden, Schwartz & Wade, Step Into Reading, Stepping Stones, Random House Children’s Books, Robin Corey Books and Wendy Lamb Books. Listening Library has been the leading publisher of unabridged audiobooks for children and young adults for over 50 years. Their core commitment is to produce the best books—new releases and popular backlist—as top-quality recordings to be enjoyed by children and teen audiences today and for many years to come. Listening Library has over 850 titles available including a backlist of one of the largest collections of Newbery and Printz winners, plus a wide selection of popular fiction and classic children's and young adult literature.
Scholastic is the world's largest publisher and distributor of children's books. Scholastic's products include children's books, magazines, technology-based products, teacher materials, television programming, film, videos and toys. Scholastic distributes its products and services through a variety of channels, including bookstores and other retailers, libraries, schools, school book clubs, school book fairs, school and home continuity programs, television networks, and the company's website.
School Library Journal—along with its free e-newsletter SLJTeen—keep you up-to-date on the newest books for teens, hot YA authors, 2.0 librarianship, gaming, media tie-ins, and much more.
Zest Books is an exciting new line of smart, edgy and often humorous advice books for teens. An imprint of Orange Avenue Publishing, Zest Books presents in-depth, creative ideas and advice in accessible and entertaining ways, and is becoming a leader in the teen non-fiction niche.
Nonprofit Supporters
Adlit.org
www.adlit.org
AdLit is a multimedia project that includes a comprehensive website designed to give parents and educators the tools they need to help adolescents become better readers and writers. AdLit.org offers articles on topics ranging from achievement to motivation to writing; a Classroom Comprehension Strategy Library; exclusive video interviews with authors; themed book lists; a blog about books for teens; an "Ask the Experts" feature; and a free monthly e-newsletter.
American Association of School Administrators (AASA)
www.aasa.org
AASA is the professional organization for more than 16,500 educational leaders across America. Its four major focus areas are: improving the condition of children and youth; preparing schools and school systems for the twenty-first century; connecting schools and communities; and enhancing the quality and effectiveness of school leaders.
American Booksellers Association (ABA)
www.bookweb.org
ABA is a not-for-profit trade association representing independent bookstores nationwide.
Cable in the Classroom (CIC)
www.cIconline.org
CIC represents the cable telecommunications industry's commitment to education - to improve teaching and learning for children in schools, at home, and in their communities.
International Reading Association
www.reading.org
The International Reading Association seeks to promote literacy by improving the quality of reading instruction through studying reading processes and techniques; by serving as a clearinghouse for the dissemination of reading research; and by encouraging reading as a lifetime habit.
Kids Care
www.kidscare.org
Kids Care Clubs is a program of the Points of Light Foundation. Their mission is to develop compassion and the spirit of service and philanthropy in school-aged youth. To that end, monthly projects and resources are posted on their website.
KIDSNET
www.kidsnet.org
KIDSNET is a nationally recognized, nonprofit education and media resource that encourages media literacy in young people and their families and is committed to educational excellence in the media industry.
The N
www.the-n.com
The N is Noggin’s programming block for teens, on TV every night starting at 6pm ET, and online all the time at the-n.com. The N’s programming equips teens with real life skills and knowledge to help them engage with their peers and figure out their lives. Teens can watch The N’s dramas, comedies and animated shows on TV, then share their thoughts, insights and feelings online at www.the-n.com.
National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP)
www.nassp.org
NASSP’s mission is to build effective and skillful school leaders. They provide professional development and other services and products to help school leaders advance their schools into the twenty-first century.
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
www.ncte.org
Since 1911, NCTE has provided a forum for the profession, an array of opportunities for teachers to continue their professional growth throughout their careers, and a framework for cooperation to deal with issues that affect the teaching of English.
National Education Association
www.nea.org
This organization works with men and women working in schools and colleges across the United States to help all students achieve.
National School Boards Association (NSBA)
www.nsba.org
NSBA is the nationwide organization representing public school governance. NSBA’s mission is to foster excellence and equity in public elementary and secondary education through school board leadership.
SmartGirl
www.smartgirl.org
The mission of SmartGirl is to provide an online community for adolescent girls (and boys) to voice their opinions. Members of the site are primarily girls between the ages of twelve and twenty. There are currently 20,000 subscribers to the SmartGirl’s free monthly newsletter.
Speak Up Press
www.speakuppress.org
Speak Up Press publishes Speak Up, a national annual art and literary journal featuring fiction, nonfiction, poetry, plays, photography, and artwork of young people thirteen to nineteen years old from across the country and around the world. Speak Up is produced by a local and online teen advisory board.
Swept Away TV/The Rock Star Stories
This television program written, edited, filmed and directed by college and high school students. The program airs in more than 72 markets. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to providing media career training, mentoring and experiences for young people nationwide. More than 3000 young people have learned to shoot, edit, film and direct in the 7 years that the program has been on air. Students also produce high school and college press conferences with such musical artists as Yellowcard, Thursday, Something Corporate, Sum 41, Andrew WK, and the Alkaline Trio. Students have also produced a book of their best interviews titled The Rock Star Stories available in Summer 2007.
TeenInk
www.teenink.com
TeenInk is a national teen magazine, book, and Web site featuring teen writing, information, art, photos, poetry, teen issues, and more. All articles are written by teen authors who are students at K–12 schools. The monthly print magazine is appropriate for teenagers ages thirteen to nineteen attending secondary school: junior high school, middle school, and high school. TeenInk was established in 1989 as The 21st Century magazine by The Young Authors Foundation, a nonprofit organization. More than 25,000 teens have published in the magazine and its companion, Poetry Journals.
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