Because of you, Rosa pursues her dream
“I have more opportunity to study, to have an education.”
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Madison College Partnership Update
Literacy Network’s expanded partnership with Madison College, Advanced Advising for Career Transitions, will serve 155 adult learners over the next 3 years.
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Glaucia gives to support immigrant families
“I wish there had been a program like this for my parents when we were new to America. It allows kids to stay kids when parents can speak and access information for themselves.”
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Dejanira strives toward employment goals with personalized support
“I learn English for communication with people at work.” In
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A short walk leads to big progress
With all the smart people all around there, I was surprised she asked me to help her. Then I realized here I am helping her, not even thinking about it, and just a year ago I would have had to ask someone else for help. That’s when it hit me I really am making progress.
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Jerry’s personal tutoring inspires his monthly giving
I am inspired to give to the Literacy Network because I find my learner to be inspirational. He is a very willing and appreciative learner. He’s there every week/ He always does his work. He is grateful for our time together and appreciative of the Literacy Network.
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Learners finish class with their own new computers
The most recent semester of classes at Literacy Network saw another successful class of computer literacy.
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You helped José Luis achieve his U.S. citizenship!
Before he could finish high school in Mexico, José Luis de Hilario started working. He has lived in the U.S. for more than ten years. He first found Literacy Network because he had the goal of improving his spoken and written English to communicate better with his co-workers.
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RSVP Bus Buddies collaboration brings learners to Chazen
This summer, a group of adult learners who are a part of Literacy Network’s refugee program worked with RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) of Dane County’s “Bus Buddies” program to visit the Chazen Museum of Art.
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New grant expands citizenship program
Thanks to a new grant, Literacy Network will help more eligible residents become U.S. citizens and open doors to employment and community involvement.
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