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Home - ProLiteracy Every adult has a right to literacy We develop and promote adult literacy learning, content, and programs to increase adult literacy rates worldwide
Adult Literacy Facts - ProLiteracy This fact sheet highlights the issue of adult skills in the United States, where 59 million adults read at or below the lowest levels Only a small percentage of those in need receive services, and many programs have waiting lists due to high demand
Why Adult Literacy? - ProLiteracy Literacy unlocks opportunities for adults to enrich their lives and more fully engage in their communities Join us in raising adult literacy rates worldwide by getting involved with ProLiteracy
About - ProLiteracy ProLiteracy builds the capacity of adult literacy programs to transform lives and communities through membership, professional development, and print and digital resources from New Readers Press
Who We Are - ProLiteracy Our job is to make sure adult literacy programs can do theirs We’re experts in adult education who believe that even the smallest community-based organizations can change the world through literacy Yes, we work with large associations and governments to advance literacy at a greater scale
3 Suggestions to Improve Service to Adult Literacy Learners Each One Teach One, first conceptualized by our co-founder Frank C Laubach, has been used for decades worldwide Today, it’s commonly used when a student whose skill level is below the minimum needed to enroll in a broader adult education program is paired with a volunteer tutor to bridge that gap
Grants Funding - ProLiteracy ProLiteracy offers funding to adult education programs through 3 grant programs: Literacy Opportunity Fund, Mobile Learning Fund, and National Book Fund
Adult Literacy: A Path to Healthier Communities - ProLiteracy Incorporate lessons in adult education programs that teach literacy or English language skills in the context of health literacy topics Our Understanding Health and Wellness student course does just this