Literacy KC’s Response to COVID-19: An Exercise in Innovation
Ticket to Read & HiSET student Shirl studying at home. Literacy KC, along with our neighbors, community members, and the…
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Literacy KC’s Life of the Party!
Early this Fall, Worth It Films followed Literacy KC student Travis as he went about his daily life. Travis let…
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How To Help Your Tween Or Teen Have A Fun, Safe Summer
When summer rolls around, most kids are ready to veg out in front of the television and sleep until noon…
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Tips For Improving Vocabulary
Have you ever found yourself in a position where you know what you want to say but you can’t seem…
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In its Fifth Year, #GivingTuesday is a Day of Global Giving
#GivingTuesday is celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving and widely recognized shopping events like Black Friday & Cyber Monday. Originally created…
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5 Ways To Celebrate National Literacy Month!
September is National Literacy Month and at Literacy KC, we are so excited to celebrate! Strong literacy skills are essential…
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8 Ways To Get Children Interested In Reading
1.Begin reading to your child from Day 1! Even if they are unable to comprehend the story, your child will…
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How to Start a Little Free Library
You’ve seen them. The cute, tinier than tiny houses staked at the curb in front of homes, churches, libraries, stores…
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Volunteer Rates Have Declined in the U.S
Why do people choose to volunteer? There are a variety of factors that range from the desire to make a…
Read MoreAdult Literacy In Today’s Society
On January 12, 1971, Jimmy Carter was sworn in as Governor of Georgia. He said in his inaugural address: “Our…
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