Have you ever been to a place where the air felt electric, its energy so inspiring that you can’t help but want to join in? That’s how I felt during my visit to India this summer. Worldreader has been supporting Indian children and families through digital reading programming since 2016. And every time I visit, … Continue Reading →

Worldreader and NISA empowered families to read on BookSmart for 75 days in celebration of India's independence by providing reading opportunities during the summer holidays. The 75-Day Reading Marathon saw over 8,000 parents and caregivers read with their children every day.

Worldreader, in collaboration with Society for All-Round Development (SARD), designed and deployed a Read to Kids digital reading program, which focused on improving early reading development with an emphasis on increased teacher, parental, and caregiver engagement.

Rini serves as the Senior Product Manager for the data platform Insights and the content and project management system Libris, bringing with her over a decade of IT experience rich in application software. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from UPTU, India. Rini is a passionate reader and also enjoys thumbnail sketching and … Continue Reading →

On this International Day of the Girl Child, UNICEF is shedding light on the critical divide between girls’ and boys’ access to digital. Here's how Worldreader is changing that.

As Worldreader’s Senior Cloud Engineer, Shreyan is responsible for the successful production and deployment of projects. He does this using cloud services to solve business challenges while helping our products and services get to the market rapidly. He has over eight years of IT experience in various fields including support and operations, system administration, and … Continue Reading →

A panel of five independent judges has selected the 10 organizations that will join the Chat for Impact Summit’s Accelerator, enabling each one to build and launch a WhatsApp messaging service that significantly enhances their work helping to advance social justice and equality. Worldreader is among the selected organizations.

Global non-profit education organisation Worldreader on Tuesday said it has entered into a strategic partnership with Reliance Jio to make accessible children's books to 15 crore JioPhone users.