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More than 43 million adults in the United States cannot read, write, or do math above a third-grade level.

One in five of the world's immigrants live in the United States. Among those immigrants, 53% are proficient English speakers. 

An education is a human right. Be an advocate for adult literacy.
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Additional Resources

ProLiteracy

ProLiteracy is an extensive organization supporting adult literacy programs, providing professional development, and advocating in support of adult literacy. 

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Reading Works

Reading Works fosters relationships between adult education providers and companies to create long-term employment opportunities. 

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COABE (Coalition on Adult Basic Education)

COABE provides professional development and advocacy for adult education and literacy programs and educators to enhance quality services for adult learners. 

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LINCS (Literacy Information and Communication System)

LINCS offers educational opportunities and resources to adult educators, making them better able to help learners transition into employment and postsecondary education. 

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