Welcome Literacy*AmeriCorps 2009-2010 Members
We are proud to introduce you to our new Literacy*AmeriCorps members.
We are proud to introduce you to our new Literacy*AmeriCorps members.
[ October 3, 2009; 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. ] This training is designed to empower the volunteer partner with a positive philosophy of learning and to provide proven techniques for promoting ESL literacy skills. It will focus on developing listening, speaking, reading and writing skills that are integral activities needed for non-native English speakers.
Become a Volunteer Tutor! Make a significant impact on the lives of adults and their families!
The Network is pleased to introduce our Literacy*AmeriCorps members for 2008-2009!
The Literacy Network of Greater Los Angeles member services include The Literacy Provider Directory, the only directory and accompanying online/toll-free referral service (1-800-707-READ) for individuals seeking information on literacy programs, volunteer training, train-the-trainer programs, and staff and curriculum development, including quality standards.
Find out more about the Literacy Network’s Programs: Literacy*AmeriCorps, Motheread®, Volunteer for Literacy, Resource and Referral, and Adult Workforce Literacy.
Volunteer for Literacy is a volunteer tutor program that serves adult learners in local literacy service sites.
Find out when the next volunteer tutor training is being held.
Service Provider Partners are organizations throughout Los Angeles that benefit from our trained volunteers through a coordinated system of management. If your organization feels it would benefit from becoming a Service Provider Partner and receiving Literacy Network trained volunteers, then continue reading.
Literacy NetWorkers provide much needed assistance to staff to support the mission and goals of the Literacy Network.
Literacy*AmeriCorps engages men and women of all ages and backgrounds in an eleven month term of service to their community.
Motheread®, Inc. is a nationally acclaimed private, non-profit organization that combines the teaching of literacy skills with child development and family empowerment issues.
The Institute is based on a curriculum and approach for teaching literacy skills to adults. It uses children’s books and adult poems/narratives as the basis for instruction.
B.A.B.Y. is a 21-lesson program that uses carefully selected multicultural children’s books to initiate discussion and health information sessions for expectant and new parents.
F.a.t.h.e.r. is a parenting curriculum for use with incarcerated men. The lessons are designed to be used by a highly diverse group of inmate fathers—from young fathers to older fathers, expectant fathers to those who have grown children, those going home soon to those incarcerated for years, those with frequent contact with their children to those who rarely see their children.
In light of current pressures to teach non-English speaking families about civic rights and responsibilities, Motheread®, Inc. has developed a compelling approach to accomplish this. The My United States® curriculum helps students develop a personal perspective and context for learning about history, government, and community life.
The Story Exploring training is based on the Motheread® multicultural Story Exploring curriculum. This curriculum is designed for use with children ages birth through 11.
A list of literacy providers in the Los Angeles area.