Today is Orange Shirt Day and National Day for Truth and Reconciliation; A day to acknowledge the tragic and painful history of residential schools in Canada. Let’s remember and honour Survivors and the children who never got to come home. #NDTR
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
📣Literacy Month in BC begins in one week! 💜 Decoda staff invite you to #PutOnYourPurple for literacy and get involved!
👉 Find out more at: decoda.ca/get-involved/liter…
#LiteracyMonth #LiteracyMonth2024 #BC #LiteracyRippleEffect #SeptemberIsLiteracyMonth
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
🎥 Check out these free training videos for literacy practitioners from our friends at @CommunityLitOn
👉 See three of the videos and link to the full selection of 28 videos at: decoda.ca/training-videos-fr…
#FreeTraining #ProD #Literacy #WorkingTogether4Literacy
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Concidence? I think not! I'm co-delivering a webinar today for @Love4Literacy on learner recruitment... and what do I come across in a back cupboard but this cup from the "What did you learn today?" promotional campaign for adult #literacy! #WhatDidYouLearnToday
#LiteracyON
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
To promote the incredible work of Canadian #nonprofits and #charities, we want to feature your organization’s photos in our newsletter, social feeds, & communications. Get in touch with us for more info: [email protected]
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Thank you for sharing this hashtag! We will be using #LiteracyON on our social media platform.
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Hot off the digital press, Community Literacy of Ontario brings you their latest publication: "Apprenticeship and the Skilled Trades Through the Lens of Literacy and Basic Skills".
Check it out here: communityliteracyofontario.c… @Love4Literacy #LiteracyON #HereforApprentices #LBS
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
We have a new blog post up on our website! It’s about the wonderful Community Resource Bulletins that @QUILLNetwork developed for community-based LBS organizations in Southwestern #Ontario.
Check it out here: llsc.on.ca/resource-bulletin…
#LiteracyON #ONLiteracy
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
The OHRC will continue to monitor the progress of government and other education partners and seek to hold parties accountable in implementing recommendations. #RightToRead
Community Support: bit.ly/3hnzYF9
Backgrounder: bit.ly/3hqdJOJ
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
On Feb 24, 2022 we’re going to dive into micro-credentials with a new webinar! Join us to learn the what, why, when & where of this new form of recognizing skills & achievements. Register at: ow.ly/FThT50HUB8Y #LiteracyON
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Explore our new Black History 2022 Reading List for teens. ow.ly/saRz50HIxEB
Check out Black History reading lists for all ages, online programs, collections and more at tpl.ca/blackhistory #BlackHistoryMonth
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Literacy Link Niagara's latest Podcast engages Iris Corrales from YMCA Niagara in a conversation about unique programs available to newcomers across Ontario.
WHERE TO LISTEN
Google Podcasts
Pocket Casts
RadioPublic
Spotify
anchor.fm/GETTINGCONNECTED
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Calling all our fellow #Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) organizations! 📢
This wonderful self-directed online resource will help new #LBS employees get oriented!
literacybasics.ca/lbs-orient… #LiteracyON @Love4Literacy
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Parkdale Project Read is registering Adult Literacy Learners for their Book Club Project. Check the details in the flyer: #literacy #literacymatters #literacyforall
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Join us TOMORROW to hear from mental health experts on #BellLetsTalk day Jan 26! Moderated by CMHA Ontario CEO @CamilleQu, these roundtable discussions will explore how to keep hope & maintain good mental health during these challenging times. bit.ly/CMHABellLetsTalk
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
#BellLetsTalk Day 2022 is January 26! As we continue to focus on action to increase awareness around #mentalhealth and mental illness, we encourage Canadians to keep listening, keep talking and keep being there for ourselves and each other. Learn more: bit.ly/3Hw52NS
Bell Let’s Talk 2022: Keep Being There
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Nonprofit and volunteer organizations, already highly affected by two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, have been struck by the latest Omicron-driven wave. In Nova Scotia, many organizations have to deal with staff shortages and volunteers pulling back. buff.ly/3qkLm9X
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
The pandemic is not over yet and the impact of these uncertain times on our mental health should not be ignored. Visit @ONNResources to explore a variety of resources for nonprofits from @CAMHnews & @MHCC_ on how to address #mentalhealth in the workplace. ow.ly/OGYy50HxpiH
Community Literacy of Ontario retweeted
Today we pay tribute to Martin Luther King Jr, born #OnThisDay in 1929.
In these unsettling times, his relentless fight for justice resonates more than ever.
Now is the time to what is right. Stand up for our shared humanity & #FightRacism.
on.unesco.org/3ntyEE4 #MLKDay




























