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Why does this have anything to do with me? You are probably wondering that, aren’t you?
There are dozens of articles out there on how to create a non-profit newsletter.
On behalf of LNY, Happy Holidays to our family—our providers, tutors, students, supporters and friends.
A recent New York Times article, How to Get Your Mind to Read, challenges long held theories about literacy education, calling for a change in literacy instruction.
***While New York State uses the TASC as a measure of High School Equivalency, this article is relevant to adult literacy providers***
Your best donors might be right in front of you. Research shows that people who volunteer are more likely to donate money to your organization than those who don’t.
"Developing College and Career Readiness with Paired Reading"
Friday, November 29th from 2:00 - 3:00PM EST
Well, if you are reading this and are currently working at a literacy organization—or other nonprofit—you know that we are usually underpaid! Sad, but true.
Learning English is a challenge—and literacy groups that provide this service know that it requires time and patience.
ProLiteracy conducted an Omnibus survey this spring to gauge the national public awareness of adult literacy. With the data collected from 1,000 respondents, we discovered some significant results:
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