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
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
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
2015: A Momentous Year for Literacy Kansas City: A Letter from the Executive Director and a Photo Essay of the Year in ReviewDecember 31, 2015A Note from the Executive Director As I reflect and look back on this last year, my question for you…Read More
If You Could Read My MindDecember 24, 2015Some think that adults in this country who lack literacy skills must be fine with it, that it somehow reflects…Read More
Family Reading Days Have Begun: Bringing Multiple Generations Together for the Joy of ReadingNovember 3, 2015by Lindsey Clark, AmeriCorps VISTA, Family Reading Program Coordinator What’s your biggest dream? It’s a loaded question. As I sat…Read More
Literacy KC Student Story: Kim KlineOctober 22, 2015by Will Orlowski, Americorps VISTA, Ticket to Read Program Coordinator “I want to complete everything you have to offer!” – Kim Kline…Read More
Just why do so many adults have trouble reading?October 6, 2015Most studies of intelligence are carried out with young people. Recently, there has been growing interest in how intelligence develops,…Read More