“I knew I needed to be a part of the fight to eradicate illiteracy and support educational advocacy.” I remember the line of coins and my mom tapping an encouraging finger on a dime. After an hour or so of sitting there, the seat cushion began to depress, and I felt as if I was …
by Sophie Johnston
I wanted to break out of my shell and do something different My parents moved to the U.S. over 20 years ago. My dad came first, after traveling to multiple nations across the globe and settled for New York City as his new home. My mother came on vacation with her parents to see the …
by Stephanie
In a study published by the American Academy of Pediatrics, new research shows that reading books with a child beginning in early infancy can boost vocabulary and reading skills. Reading from birth was shown to have a lasting effect on language, literacy and early reading skills. To learn more click here.
by World Literacy Foundation
I am here to tell you a bit more about my journey as a literacy advocate and, hopefully, inspire you to be even more amazing!
by Giovanna Basso
Amazing People Schools or APS for short, is a whole school digital learning platform with character at its core. APS re-tells the stories of inspirational historical characters from across the world.
by Selena Whitehead
World Literacy Foundation launch a specific task force made up of multi-nationals and philanthropists to pioneer the world’s first dedicated program to eradicate illiteracy in 50 cities by 2030.
by World Literacy Foundation
I was once a slow reader and a lot of shapes and lines written on my head until I’ve learned how to read.
by Daryl T. Lutero
Young people everywhere should have the right to leave school equipped with the basics: literacy and numeracy skills that equip them for entry-level jobs, skills training or University.
by World Literacy Foundation
Summer is a time for fun and also a time when kids can regress in their reading skills.
by Arielle Haughee
In 2018, upon the release of the statistics that showed that the youth illiteracy for Nigeria was 9.36 million.
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