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.
by Abraham Omorogiuwa 
Here are 4 tips to help you become a better reader 1. Don’t just read- read well. It’s important to understand what you’re reading…
by Courtneigh Bengtson Govender 
Argentina is considered a country with a low percentage of illiteracy, but we are working towards a future with 0% illiterate people.
by Soledad 
As important as it is that people learn to read and write, equally important is that they are also digital literate…
by Blessmore Chikwakwa 
I was able to utilize the skills provided by the WLF program and share my expertise at many conferences and speaking events…
by James Paek 
Russia-Ukraine wars and climate change, illiteracy is one of the most significant issues being pushed to the background.
by Adya Shakti Routray Input your search keywords and press Enter.
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