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A sneak peek at rural women and literacy in Sudan

A sneak peek at rural women ...

World Teachers’ Day is here!

UNESCO declared the 5th of October to be “World Teachers’ Day”...

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Building Vocabulary by Bringing Books to North America

Building Vocabulary by Bringing Books to North America Would you expect a place like Atlanta, Georgia to need help with literacy? No? What about Grand Rapids, Michigan? As it turns out, low income communities don’t just exist in third-world countries. They’re everywhere, which means that literacy efforts are needed everywhere. The World Literacy Foundation has […]

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