In this challenging time, staff, tutors, and learners must have accurate health information on COVID-19.

Now that online learning is a necessity, we have a list of online learning resources for adults.

Are you new to working remotely? Wisconsin Literacy staff work remotely and collaborate from all over the state, so we wanted to share some of our tips to help you get started.

Literacy connects us to each other. Join us online on April 29th for a virtual Celebration of Literacy where we will share the amazing stories of our literacy superhero award recipients from across Wisconsin.

“I used to be depressed. I didn’t have a positive escape. I felt like I was always trapped at home, bored, always feeling sad, worried about what other people thought of me. Then, I came, I learned, and I succeeded!” Travis said.

Deb Helquist, Coordinator of Sawyer County Adult Literacy, shares about the "very beautiful work." This all-volunteer run organization started out with just 1 tutor and has grown to 15-17 tutors who served about 60 learners last year.

It all begins with YOU! Your gift helps adults earn family sustaining wages, empowers communities for better health, and builds stronger agencies to do the groundwork.

Tutor 2 hours each week and your gift of time can change a life. Become a volunteer tutor and give the gift of literacy today.

Contact us about professional development opportunities for your staff.

We have supported non-profit literacy programs with capacity-building services, funding, advocacy, and professional development services since 1985!