PHILADELPHIA ADULT LITERACY ALLIANCE MEETING Tuesday, December 2, 2014.

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PHILADELPHIA ADULT LITERACY ALLIANCE MEETING Tuesday, December 2, 2014

How to do More with Less Advertise Word of Mouth Networking Contacts Local Businesses University Partners Volunteers

NETWORKING FOR GROWTH  Volunteers: Gifts of Time, Talent and Treasure  Mayor’s Commission on Literacy: Opportunities for Partnership  Philadelphia Adult Literacy Alliance: Resources to Enhance ESL Program  TESOL Programs at Area Universities: Mentoring and Compensation

PHILADELPHIA ADULT LITERACY ALLIANCE  Connect, network, meet interesting people  Let our your voice be heard  Tap into new resources  Stay updated on adult literacy, ESL, technology and workforce trends, standards, public policy:  Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act(WIOA)  Impact on your learners and your program

ADVANTAGES OF PARTICIPATION IN THE MAYOR’S COMMISSION Support  Professional Development  Informational Meetings  Adult Literacy Alliance  Access to Research and Resources Resources  Reading Companion  Tutors  Tech Tutors  Volunteers  My Place  ABE, GED  KeySpots

Questions to Ponder Where do we see progress happening? What are possibilities as we project forward?