A program improving literacy rates among Indigenous adults helps more than 500 people change their lives, but advocates say much more is needed to address the problem nationally.

A $25,000 grant from the city to a literacy program based in South Side will help improve language skills for adult learners ...

SCRANTON — A $25,000 grant from the city to a literacy program based in South Side will help improve language skills for adult learners served by United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern ...

Families lined the gym of the Robert Keatley Center on Saturday morning to congratulate the latest set of students to ...

The Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) is proud to reveal its new logo and refreshed brand identity that reflects their Community-led values ...

The Anglican Board of Mission (ABM) and Anglicans in Development (AID) are reporting encouraging results from a national ...

A free adult literacy program has launched in Benue State, Nigeria, providing education from primary to junior secondary levels. 183 learners enrolled! Learn more about this impactful initiative.

Women on Long Island face unique postprison job struggles, but a local nonprofit and university partnership offers free health care training to bridge the gap.

Turns out, people want to hear what the Bible has to say. I’ll admit I grew up in a church and denomination that emphasized the Bible—maybe too ...

From student loan debt to a changing job market, this generation has some potholes to navigate. But with those challenges come opportunities.