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{{toplink|url=https://literacy215org.wordpress.com/|name=literacy215org.wordpress.com}}[[File:PhilaAdultLiteracy.jpg|300px|thumb|right|The Philadelphia Adult Literacy Alliance in action.]]The '''Philadelphia Adult Literacy Alliance''' (PALA) '''supports efforts that advance the cause of adult literacy in Philadelphia'''. The alliance encourages connectedness and resource sharing among adult education providers and relevant stakeholders.


Currently, the alliance has over 200 members who represent more than 80 agencies that serve adult learners in Philadelphia. Alliance members are administrators, instructors, and volunteers that deliver workforce development and literacy services throughout the Philadelphia region.


The '''Philadelphia Adult Literacy Alliance''', a program of the [[Mayor's Commission on Literacy (MCOL)]], says it "brings together over 200 active members from the adult education community who provide, coordinate, fund, and support adult literacy and workforce development services."<br><br>It adds:<blockquote>The mission of the Philadelphia Adult Literacy Alliance is to support the delivery of quality services to Philadelphia’s adult learners by offering professional development, encouraging collaboration and networking opportunities to adult literacy providers and professionals.<br><br>The Alliance meets quarterly and sponsors a year-long variety of opportunities to share and network in-between. We welcome individuals and organizations that are interested in joining The Philadelphia Adult Literacy Alliance.</blockquote>
''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the organization's [https://literacy215org.wordpress.com/about/ About] page.
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==See Also==
*[[Office of Adult Education (OAE)]]
 
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[[Contact Email::philaliteracyalliance@gmail.com| ]]

Latest revision as of 18:22, 1 April 2024

literacy215org.wordpress.com

The Philadelphia Adult Literacy Alliance in action.

The Philadelphia Adult Literacy Alliance (PALA) supports efforts that advance the cause of adult literacy in Philadelphia. The alliance encourages connectedness and resource sharing among adult education providers and relevant stakeholders.

Currently, the alliance has over 200 members who represent more than 80 agencies that serve adult learners in Philadelphia. Alliance members are administrators, instructors, and volunteers that deliver workforce development and literacy services throughout the Philadelphia region.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the organization's About page.

See Also