Mayor's Commission on Literacy

Looking to integrate career pathways into your ABE, ESL, and/or GED instruction? We've got you covered! Join fellow adult education providers on 3/20 (9:30am-12:30pm) to learn how. Hurry and register, seats are limited. ow.ly/IPqL4 ... See MoreSee Less

23 hours ago

Mayor's Commission on Literacy

Philadelphia is the poorest among the top 10 largest cities. As the editorial cites, it is "essential to provide a well-educated workforce that attracts employers. Investing more in education is a crucial ingredient in reducing poverty."

Adult education is a high-yield investment. An expenditure of only $5,000 that qualifies one adult for a good job returns $6,750 to the City and State in tax revenues and reduced dependency on public benefits each year. By building a skilled workforce, cities can attract enterprise, grow businesses, and stabilize neighborhoods. Educated adults who earn family-sustaining wages have more local spending power, provide for their families, and instill a value for learning in their children. ... See MoreSee Less

1 day ago

Mayor's Commission on Literacy

Encourage your students to register to vote. Coalition is offering four voter registration trainings in preparation for the Primary Election on May 19th.

Learn how to register voters and about voting rights for people who are homeless, living with disabilities, or formerly incarcerated. These trainings are designed for people working or living in social service agencies and volunteers who want to help register voters in our community.

View all training dates here: bit.ly/voterreg2015 ... See MoreSee Less

4 days ago