Karlan Sick, the President of Literacy for Incarcerated Teens (LIT) joins the podcast and discusses LIT’s mission, the need for incarcerated teens to have access to books and writing workshops, and examples of how LIT has made a difference in so many teens’ lives. (0:22)
Website:  <a href='https://www.literacyforincarceratedteens.org/'>https://www.literacyforincarceratedteens.org/</a>

Karlan Sick, the President of Literacy for Incarcerated Teens (LIT) joins the podcast and discusses LIT’s mission, the need for incarcerated teens to have access to books and writing workshops, and examples of how LIT has made a difference in so many teens’ lives. (0:22) Website: https://www.literacyforincarceratedteens.org/

Karlan Sick, the President of Literacy for Incarcerated Teens (LIT) joins the podcast and discusses LIT’s mission, the need for incarcerated teens to have access to books and writing workshops, and examples of how LIT has made a difference in so many teens’ lives. (0:22)
Website: &nbsp;<a href="https://www.literacyforincarceratedteens.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.literacyforincarceratedteens.org/</a>

Literacy for Incarcerated Teens

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