Literary Freedom Project is a Bronx-based 501c3 tax-exempt nonprofit arts organization that seeks to restore the importance of social and cultural identity through reading.

LFP publishes Mosaic Literary Magazine; develops literature-based lesson plans; hosts the Bronx Book Fair and Mosaic Literary Conference, and presents community-based book clubs.

Lesson Plans for Teachers
Mosaic supplements its editorial content with lesson plans that are developed for secondary school educators. The lesson plans connect educators and students to literary ways to explore subjects such as social studies and history while serving to increase the importance of literature in the classroom. Click here for additional information.

Mosaic Literary Conference
MLC provides a platform for literature-based creative thinking and knowledge sharing. Each year we invite the community and artists to participate in a variety of literature-focused events. www.MosaicLitCon.com

Mosaic Literary Magazine
Launched in 1998, Mosaic is a tri-annual print magazine and website that explores the literary arts by writers of African descent. Each issue contains a unique blend of interviews, essays, and book reviews. www.MosaicMagazine.org

One Book One Bronx
One Book One Bronx is a new style book club that bring neighbors and family together to read and discuss one book that reflects that community. Books are selected that inspire, encourage, and delight readers.  www.OneBookOneBronx.com

Bronx Book Fair (co-presenter)
The Bronx Book Fair is dedicated to engaging and growing the community of poets and writers in the Bronx and to connecting them to readers and book lovers of all ages. BBF engages the community with a variety of programs that broaden access to Bronx literary artists, increase library usage, and encourage a love of books and reading. www.BronxBookFair.com