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Reading Readily International (RRI)

Reading Readily International is to become a nonprofit organization (still being conceived as an idea) whose purpose is to promote viable and obtainable reading skills and attitudes. These values are extended to people throughout the world who have not realized their reading potentials. RRI will ultimately be an international organization because many people around the globe attempt to utilize written languages as forms of communication; and, illiteracy, as well as aliteracy (not motivated to read) currently are world problems.

Nevertheless RRI starts small as an idea of one man in one locality (with literally no resource—just surviving off and on employment) that hopefully will eventually grow to have international influence. The initial goal is to promote reading “skills” and “attitudes” via the subject discipline of nutrition (as food for thought). As so far conceived, a series of informal classes and/or instructional materials will be created. They will consist of printed as well as multi-medial audios and visual products. They will be composed or created to allow for learning the basic principles of both nutrition and reading—primarily for people who have entered recovery programs (alcohol and substance abuse), retreats (spiritual and healing), or hospital and incarceration institutions (prisons, jails and asylums).

The reading skills that will be promoted are based on the yet unpublished book currently called: The Alchemy of Reading Into The Chemistry of Words. This title, currently in its 4th draft (and about to be re-written once more), was written to a fairly sophisticated reader (such as a professor or parent with a college degree); yet, its principles can hopefully be simplified and condensed so as to instruct everyday kinds of people.

The mission is to reinforce viable reading skills using nutrition as topical matter. One reason that nutrition was selected as and illustrative study is because both...