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A number of years ago, while serving as the Executive Director of a non-profit, I faced a crisis.
Guest
Blog from Sarah Lam, Director of the Education Center at Mohawk Valley
Community College
The challenges of illiteracy were highlighted in a recent Elmira media piece on WETM TV 18.
In December, Literacy Volunteers of Rochester(LVR) participated in an online campaign for votes from the YELP Foundation.
I was looking for a very specific Public Service Announcement yesterday. It was a PSA that I saw when I was about 10 years old—and it made me want to work for adult literacy. It literally changed my life although it is more accurate to say that it shaped my life.
Cecilia Brock, Director of Literacy of Northern New York shared a student success story about her ESL student, Marcia Burns--a native of Brazil.
Anyone who works for a nonprofit knows that there are many unique challenges. And that is putting it nicely!
Stress is part of any workplace. Working in the human service industry increases the normal stress level as we often work with people in need.
According to Tina Jepson at CauseVox, February is a perfect month to catch up on some fundraising tasks.
When we think of football players, we usually don't think about book clubs—or beefy football players pushing literacy efforts—but Superbowl Champion New England Patriot Malcolm Mitchell is one of us.
Since we are talking about letters to the editor, it's a great time to grab your keyboard and bang one out!
As we welcome new leadership in Washington, literacy advocates must make sure that we have adult education at the top of our agenda.
Taken from the amazing nonprofit blog, Nonprofit with Balls. Highly recommended reading for anyone who works in the nonprofit sector!!
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