How Rotary Clubs Can Save a Child from a Life of Poverty and Crime

On May 15, 2024, at 12 Noon, Richard Rosen with present to the Rotary Club of San Dimas on How Rotary Clubs Can Save a Child from a Life of Poverty and Crime.
 
Email SanDimasRotary@gmail.com for the Zoom link.
 
Richard Rosen's presentation to the Rotary Club of San Dimas on "How Rotary Clubs Can Save a Child from a Life of Poverty and Crime" delves into the crucial role of early childhood literacy in breaking cycles of poverty and crime. Drawing from his experience as the District 6440 Literacy Chairman, Rosen emphasizes the significance of interventions starting from birth to ensure children have the necessary skills for academic success. He highlights the importance of parental engagement, citing the direct impact on a child's vocabulary growth and reading ability. Rosen also addresses the correlation between literacy and socio-economic outcomes, emphasizing the need for proactive measures to support at-risk children. Through practical initiatives like getting age-appropriate books to low-income families and volunteer tutoring programs, Rosen advocates for collective action to empower children and communities. His presentation underscores the transformative potential of literacy in shaping brighter futures for all.