“Literacy…is a tool for daily life in modern society…a platform for democratization, and a vehicle for the promotion of cultural and national identity. It is an agent of family health and nutrition. For everyone, everywhere, literacy is a basic human right.”
— Kofi Annan
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Trans Village Project
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GetAidNow
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Trans Resource Packages
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Media Library
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Sticker Campaign
58% of students across the US were not taught Media literacy.
56% of people in the US struggle to cook basic recipes.
The Trump Administration plans to cut education & research funds by $163 billion.
Our mission is to uphold the right to learn literacy skills Literacy is a proficiency in an important area of life. Types of literacy we encourage include;
Media Literacy - Critical evaluation of physical & digital content, effective communication using physical & digital media.
Data Literacy - Knowledge of how to find credible sources or studies, understanding how to interpret data presented to you.
Health & Financial Literacy - Budgeting, hygiene, education to get into desired job fields, mental/physical health awareness and access.
Civic & Ethical Literacy - Knowing your human rights, advocating for rights and access, understanding structures of government.
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