Resources from Pennsylvania's oldest and the nation's largest community-based adult literacy organization.

Founded in 1955 by literacy pioneer Frank C. Laubach, Laubach Literacy is a nonprofit educational corporation dedicated to helping adults of all ages improve their lives and their communities by learning reading, writing, math and problem-solving skills. Laubach sponsors more than 1,000 literacy programs throughout the United States and 69 partner programs in 36 countries in Africa/ Middle East, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean.

David J. Rosen's extensive review of literacy resources available on the Internet.

Short bibliography from the Summer Institute of Linguistics.

Web resources including writing tips, research tools, literature and book sites, and more. Includes a regularly updated newsletter, Authors' Fairway.

This Department of Education-funded clearinghouse publishes teacher reference materials about teaching English literacy to adults on its website, moderates the NIFL-ESL listserv, offers technical assistance by e-mail and workshops, and identifies ESL resources for inclusion in the ERIC database. NCLEnotes newsletter is published twice yearly.

Comprehensive and searchable site from the National Institute for Literacy.

Project designed to investigate methods of teaching literacy - beginning reading and writing - to low-literacy adolescent English Language Learners in the high schools.

The Adult Literacy list is established for the purposes of disseminating information, promoting discussion and facilitating research in the field of Adult Literacy and Basic Education.

NALD is a non-profit organization which fills the need for a single-source, comprehensive, up-to-date and easily accessible database of adult literacy programs, resources, services and activities across Canada.

The purpose of the association is to provide a self- taught English language literacy program, free to inner city families, that utilize the Sono Audio Tutor System.