We’re expanding the conversation on language and literacy instruction. By considering a broader base of interdisciplinary research—from cognitive sciences and linguistics, to implementation sciences—we're deepening our understanding of how students learn, how teachers implement evidence-based strategies that support students’ learning, and how communities thrive through literacy. Let’s link together to explore the connections that move us forward.  

Linking Language to Literacy.

Building strong language skills in children to lay the foundation for their deep reading.

Linking Learning to Outcomes.

Ensuring every lesson translates into measurable, meaningful progress.

Linking Teachers to Each Other.

Creating a connected community where educators lead change together.

Georgia LitLink is our state’s literacy conference
dedicated to classroom teachers.

This teacher-facing conference is cohosted by the Georgia Department of Education
and the Rollins Center for Language & Literacy, a program of the Atlanta Speech School.

This conference connects teachers and educators from across Georgia
who will learn as key change-agents in our statewide literacy effort.