Meet Kevin DerohanianMarch 17, 2016As I settle into week four in my new office here on Armour Blvd, I find myself thinking about how…Read More
BEE THERE OR BEE □March 10, 2016Some fund-raising events are more fun than others, and the 22nd Annual Literacy KC Spelling Bee on April 28 at…Read More
How Does Technology Affect Low-Literate Adults?March 3, 2016By Sarah Bell, Ticket to Read Instructor and Google Fellow In the 21st century, it is impossible to talk about…Read More
Literacy KC Assistance ProgramFebruary 25, 2016By Emily Hane, Programs Manager One of the most difficult literacy skills to master is perseverance. The ability to come…Read More
New Represent Program Launches 15 Student-Interns Toward SuccessFebruary 18, 2016“The past is important because it makes me learn.” “The future is about trying to be successful.” “The present is…Read More
Literacy Links to Civic ParticipationFebruary 12, 2016It seems that at least 23 of the 24-hour-news-cycle hours are currently dedicated to political races, disgraces, and other early…Read More
Enthusiasm Abounds for Term 1 2016: Behind-the-Scenes During OrientationFebruary 4, 2016A full week of Literacy KC program orientation activities drew dozens of students interested in improving their literacy skills and…Read More
Practical Steps Toward Achieving a DreamJanuary 28, 2016A year ago, Tierra Lewis was enrolled in a GED class at an area community college, but feeling far from…Read More
Students Making Change through Their Published WorksJanuary 14, 2016 By Sarah Bell, Literacy KC Instructor At Literacy KC, I have the pleasure of working directly with our incredible…Read More
The Real Value of Adult LiteracyJanuary 7, 2016One in five American adults cannot access or use the Internet. So why does it matter anyway if more adults…Read More