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Many organizations are looking at their Strategic Plan about now. Most experts in governance agree that an effective plan and implementation schedule are critical to an effective association.
Laubach Literacy Ontario would like to thank the many people who graciously donated in memory of Arnie Stewart. He was a literacy icon and is certainly missed by family, friends and the literacy field.
Here are some comments people have left about Arnie on the LLO Facebook Page: “Arnie will be missed.” - Jane Jackson; “Rest easy now friend, your work is done.” - Linda Martin; “I had many great conversations with Arnie over the years. A loss to the field.” - Lindsay Kennedy.
Volume 6 of LLO’s Expressions E-Magazine is dedicated to the memory of Arnie Stewart. Arnie was a literacy champion, a leader and an inspiration to us all.
Laubach Literacy Ontario is organizing a 1 1/2 day conference and AGM at Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo from Friday noon until Saturday at 3:30 pm, June 8th and 9th. This year’s theme, Reaching your goals, reaching your dreams, reminds us that we all can reach for our dreams.
MTCU funds LLO to support our member agencies to deliver coordinated quality LBS services, develop and provide accessible quality resources, support professional development, and support the production and integration of research and development results and products.
Laubach Literacy Ontario celebrated 30 years at its annual conference June 24th to 26th at Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario. Thirty years of supporting and promoting adult literacy in Ontario is quite a feat in this day and age.
On Monday, February 28, 2011 Laubach Literacy Ontario held its second annual Literacy Awareness Day at Queen's Park in Toronto. It was amazing to see it all come together after months of planning. From the moment we arrived until the moment we left Queen's Park we were busy.
Laubach Literacy Ontario would like to thank CUPE (Canadian Union of Public Employees) Ontario for their continuing support of our Literacy Awareness Day. Donations have also been pouring in from numerous locals across Ontario. This will help offset costs for the lunch reception at Queen's Park.
The 2010 Conference, held at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, was a resounding success considering it was unfunded. Over 137 people attended, including 32 literacy students. Eighteen workshops were offered on a variety of topics relevant to literacy, employment and essential skills.
We are seeking applications from people interested in serving on the provincial Board. If you are interested in this leadership opportunity, please complete and submit the "Nomination Application Form for LLO Board of Directors" by May 12, 2010.
What is the meaning of "Success"? Literacy people from across the Province of Ontario getting together for a day to spread the word, share stories and promote the importance of literacy! November 23rd, 2009 marked the first Laubach Literacy Ontario (LLO) Literacy Awareness Day at Queen's Park.
It was a muggy summer night about 11pm in downtown Cambridge when Jenna came out of her apartment building to take her dog, Zeus for his evening walk. She looked down the street and saw a guy coming towards her. Suddenly Zeus began yanking on the leash to get to the guy.
Rubert has read his first book to the end (and many more since). In May 2004, he began at Level 1 and he is now at Level 3. Today, he writes more clearly and reads with more understanding. He also gives presentations to groups.
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