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Oregon Literacy works to address a variety of important economic and social issues. Various issues addressed by Oregon Literacy and our partners’ services are: helping adult students improve their reading, writing, and math skills, and learn how to find and keep a job; helping impoverished adult students make significant inroads in their fight against welfare dependence; assisting adult students with at risk health become healthier, reducing the costs of medical care for everyone; deterring young people from committing criminal acts and greatly decreasing the likelihood that people will return to crime after release from prison; and helping adults with limited English proficiency improve their English-language abilities, raising their employability, earnings, and overall success in English-speaking society.Heroes
Dr. Frank C. Laubach
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Literate communities thrive.Oregon Literacy supports and works with students, volunteer tutors and literacy programs to advance literacy throughout Oregon and southwest Washington. Oregon Literacy is the only statewide nonprofit connecting learners of all ages with the resources they need. In 2006, we celebrated forty years of service to our communities!
Mission: Our mission is to advance literacy through access, advocacy and alliances. We do this because knowledge is empowering and literacy should be a right for all.
Key Services:
Literacy Line: 1-800-322-8715
This toll-free hotline connects those who need help in the areas of reading, writing, speaking English, citizenship and more with local programs and volunteers who can help.
Tutor HelpLine and Literacy Resource Center
These support volunteer tutors and local literacy programs by providing an online orientation, searchable resource database, monthly newsletter and toll free support line.
Easy to Read Voting Guide
Through a partnership with the League of Women Voters of Oregon and Oregon Advocacy Center, the guide helps disenfranchised voters such as those with limited literacy skills and cognitive disabilities access high quality, unbiased, nonpartisan voting information.
Community Literacy Program Assistance
Through publications, training and ongoing support we help build and maintain strong literacy programs.
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Initiative
In partnership with the Oregon Community Foundation Latino Partnership Project, the ESOL Initiative has helped to build six new ESOL programs in high need areas in Marion, Polk and Yamhill counties.
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Learn more about Oregon Literacyby visiting our homepage at www.oregonliteracy.org
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Kate Elliott 5 years ago
10 of 31MoreHappy holidays! :)

There is a truth that must be heard! That's what the Hempstalk Festival is all about.
September 6-7
Portland, Oregon
Keith Stroup-Founder of NORML
John Trudell
Folk Uke
The Human Revolution
Sophe Lux
Jack Herer
The State of Jefferson
Herbivores
Los Marijuanos
Mystical Soup
Tim Pate
Paul Stanford
Madeline Martinez
Russ Belville
Mikki Norris
Chris Conrad
Bill Drake
Binghi & the 7th Seal
Will Flowers
The Lost Wages Band
Sister Sativa
Badfish Band
Franco & the Stingers
Pass Margo
Marquee
Funkubus
Ngaio
Sinners Club
Equaleyes
The Mustard Man
Hey, I'm just passing through throwing positive vibes all over you - have an awesome day. :D
-Sharelle
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Hi! I hope that you are free this coming Tuesday night, April 15th, so you can come to the Mississippi Pizza Pub Songwriters in the round! I will be playing with Johanna Beekman and other great local artists, it will be a blast. The show starts at 6pm, at 3552 N. Mississippi. Hope to see you there!
Help Support Oregon Literacy By joining us in Eugene tonight at WOW Hall! With awesome music by Nuborn Tribe & Uprite Dub Orchestra...Reggae Legend Norma Fraser will be our special guest MC!
Tickets are available at the door, $18 & half price for kids. http://www. flowstonenews. com
Helping Hands Community Store & Training Center thanks your for the add.
Hi Hi! I have a show THIS Thursday 9PM at the Camellia Lounge, on NW 10th and Glisan. I hope you can make it, it's one of my favorite venues in town! They have great tea-infused cocktail
s and a really low-stress, classy atmosphere. They also have some great live entertainment :) Hope to see you there! --Kate Elliott
Hey! I hope you are having a wonderful weekend :) Next week is going to be
crazy...three shows in a row! On Wednesday I'll be playing 8PM at Shanahan's Pub
and Grill in Vancouver, WA..it's at 209 West Mcloughlin Blvd. Then on Thursday
I'll be back in Portland 8PM at the 9 Muses located at 2715 SE Belmont. Last
but not least, you can come hang out at Coffee Time on NW21st and see me at
8PM. Happy St. Patrick's Day! --Kate :)