Students of Literacy KC
With 2016 coming to an end and the holiday season in full force, it is common to find yourself reflecting…
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The Digital Skills Component of 21st Century Literacy
When you think of literacy, what comes to mind? Perhaps you think of one of your favorite books, or a…
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Student Spotlight: Meet Tammy
We sat down with Literacy KC student Tammy to learn more about why she came to our organization and the…
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The 30 Year History of Literacy KC
Literacy KC began as a dream and grew out of a passion to help people. In 1985, a group of volunteers…
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How Do Our Volunteers Help Literacy KC?
by Kate Brown, Volunteer & Community Outreach Coordinator As the staff member responsible for coordinating our volunteer efforts, I get…
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Spotlight: Literacy KC’s Digital Inclusion Fellow
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A Staff Member’s View of Literacy KC
In the past, we sat down with Janice, one of our volunteers, to talk about her involvement with Literacy KC.…
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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…
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Student Rochelle Todd: Building On Confidence
By Will Orlowski, Ticket to Read Program Coordinator/AmeriCorps VISTA When I asked Rochelle Todd if I could interview her for…
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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