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October 28, 2024: WVIR
Literacy Volunteers Seeks More Tutors
September 12, 2024: WVIR29
Community Conversation: Interview with Rebecca Thomas on upcoming programs
August 25, 2024: In My Humble Opinion
Literacy Volunteers on In My Humble Opinion
June 7, 2024: Crozet Gazette, Clover Carroll
Western Wins Wordplay Competition
Literacy Volunteers of Charlottesville/Albemarle hosting training program for new volunteers
Community Conversation: Interview with Catherine McCall - Citizenship
Community Conversation: Interview with Ellen Osborne - 40th Anniversary
Community Conversation: Interview with Board Member, Larry Peppers - Wordplay
Community Conversation: Interview with Board Member, Bitsy Waters - Virtual Training
Community Conversation: Interview with Ellen Osborne - New Year Goals
Community Conversation: Interview with Heather Tebbenhoff - Wordplay Kick-off
Community Conversation: Interview with Board President, Jonathan Chasen
Community Corner Interview: Heather Tebbenhoff of Literacy Volunteers of Charlottesville/Albemarle
Community Conversation: Interview with Heather Tebbenhof: National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week (AEFL)
Literacy Volunteers citizenship program grows during pandemic
Community Conversation: Interview with Robierre Nderitu
January 6, 2021: C-VILLE Weekly
Civics minded: Local groups help citizenship applicants prepare for tougher test
December 2, 2020: C-VILLE Weekly
Pandemic pivot: How local nonprofits have adjusted to strange times
November 23, 2020: UVA Public Service Blog
Volunteering During COVID-19
August 10, 2020: NBC29
Literacy Volunteers citizenship classes see increased enrollment during pandemic
June 15, 2020: 106.1 The Corner
Community Corner Interview: Heather Tebbenhoff of Literacy Volunteers of Charlottesville/Albemarle
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The Joy of Writing
This annual publication is an opportunity for adult students learning to read and write to have their stories published in a collection of writings with their peers. This activity builds confidence in our students and allows many of them to share their stories of perseverance with the community.
A grant from Virginia Humanities partially supports this project.
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