St. Marys...Your Caribbean Literacy Portal
A portal on Literacy and Early Literacy issues in the English-speaking Caribbean.We are yet young;and we package difficult-to-read information as free short courses in order to reach as wide a range of participants as possible. The portal is also research-oriented and we hope to be a dependable resource in the field of Caribbean Literacy.We wish to share ideas with similar sites that have a more international focus. development of literacy in the Caribbean
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Category: South America
http://stmalit.moodle.com
Literacy Austin - Home
Offers free literacy and English as a second language instruction to adults. Site includes a list of programs, volunteer opportunities, and a calendar of events.
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Category: Austin
http://www.literacyaustin.org/
Austin Area Branch of the IDA
Promotes reading excellence through early identification of dyslexia, literacy education, and teacher training. Includes a FAQ, parents' guide, and upcoming events.
Category: Austin
http://home.austin.rr.com/aabida/
Center for Early Childhood Research (CECR)
The Center for Early Childhood Research at the University of Chicago is a comprehensive research program involving scholars who study the biological, psychological and social factors that affect the cognitive development of young children.
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Category: Chicago
http://www.eci.uchicago.edu
NBP - Promoting Braille Literacy, Braille Books, a
National Braille Press offers blind children the power of literacy and blind adults access to the printed word.
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Category: Boston
http://www.braille.com/
The Learning Bank of COIL, Inc. - Adult Literacy f
A community-based adult education and employment program in Southwest Baltimore offering classes from beginning literacy through GED throughout the year.
Category: Baltimore
http://www.thelearningbank.org/
Memphis Literacy Council
A non-profit organization committed to working toward a fully literate community by offering instruction to adults and by encouraging family reading through our family literacy project.
Category: Memphis
http://www.memphisliteracycouncil.org/
Home - Capital Area Reach Out and Read; Early Lite
Increases literacy among Austin-area families. Provides more than 12,000 new books to over 7,800 children and more than 30,000 gently used books to families in clinic waiting rooms.
Category: Austin
http://www.caror.org
World Literacy of Canada
A non-profit, registered Canadian charity, based in Toronto, that works to promote literacy and social justice in Canada and overseas. Information about programs, volunteering, newsletters and related information.
Category: Canada Government Business Economy Education
http://www.worldlit.ca
Rhode Island Workforce Literacy Collaborative
Unified effort to provide information about adult literacy programs, events, and resources throughout Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts.
Unified effort to provide information about adult literacy programs, events, and resources throughout Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts.
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Category: RI Government Business Economy Education
http://www.riwlc.org/
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