Learning Dreams was featured by the St. Paul Pioneer Press newspaper for its work at Cherokee Heights Elementary School. The article highlighted individual family stories as well as Learning Dreams’ innovative approach to community outreach in income stressed neighborhoods.

Learning Dreams and Magic Breakfast are working together to improve parent and child learning, one meal at a time.

Join Dr. Jerry Stein at Hub Westminster in London as he presents two lectures on the importance of learning and dreaming to one’s success.

The report confirms that education is spread widely throughout the Southeast Minneapolis community, and that investments in learning outside of schools - such as libraries, museums, parks, music stores, arts organizations and bookstores - is greater than what is spent within schools.

The Learning Carnival brought together organizations, institutions and neighbors to share their skills, try out new hobbies and experience the thrill of learning together, all for free.

Social Spaces is an U.K. organization that helps advocates find creative and unexpected methods to mold their communities into thriving places.

Learning Dreams and SEMCOL will bring together traditional and non-traditional institutions to improve neighborhood connectedness and educational success.

Let’s take a moment to appreciate the incredible work of our Learning Dreams volunteers. Much of what we do would not be possible without them!

Learning Dreams is thrilled to be part of Mayor Coleman’s initiative to improve education for the youth of St. Paul, Minnesota through the VISTA program.

If you want parents to encourage their child to perform well at school, make sure you get the parents involved in learning too, writes Hanne Obbink for Trouw newspaper in Amsterdam.