Literacy Enquirers Page

https://locallove.ca//a-day-in-the-life-sureya-ibrahim-a-/ It wasn’t until I joined the Immigrant Women Integration Program (IWIP) at the Toronto Centre For Community Learning & Development (TCCLD) that I got inspired to give back."

Once a teacher... via PBS NewsHour Thanks Flora Doehler for sharing this (weblink: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/brief/271166/flossie-lewis)

Mister Wootube makes me happy - https://misterwootube.com/

A free book about a free ride.

This is science as an act of love.

Jenny is writing a blog! Go there quickly because it's going to be good.

Mathletics! It's a thing.

"According to a new study by Ghostery, 77 percent of all page loads contain at least one tracker...Google is the biggest data hog...track[ing] 64 percent of all page loads." Facebook is second at 28.8%. https://www.statista.com//reach-of-companies-tracking-onl/

From Suzanne Smythe: Why am I not getting any marking done? Because I spend too much time on the Cree Literacy Network site! Just love their approach to creating and spreading Cree literacy resources throughout the communities.

Christine Pinsent-Johnson did a wonderful webinar for AlphaPlus about research that she and Matthias Strum did on the digital divide in Ontario. Regardless of where you are, I think you will find this interesting. You can find the report and the webinar here --

THINK INDIGENOUS A PODCAST SERIES SHARING BEST PRACTICES IN INDIGENOUS EDUCATION http://indianandcowboy.ca//announcing-think-indigenous-a-/

Here's another great event in Toronto. Faye and I worked together at the St. Christopher House Literacy Program. She is super smart.