REP Here in Canada Wins Canada Life Literacy
Innovation Award Français
News
Wire:
8.25.2020 by ABC Life Literacy Canada
ABC Life Literacy Canada (ABC) is pleased to announce the top and
honourable mention winners of the 2020 Canada Life Literacy Innovation Award
(LIA). The annual award recognizes organizations that develop and implement
innovative adult literacy and essential skills programs in communities across
Canada.
The LIA top award will be given to REP Here
in Canada along with $20,000, which the organization can use towards future
programming. In addition to the top winner, four honourable mention winners
will receive $5,000 each.
Each of the winners have demonstrated that
their program has made a positive contribution to the lives of their adult
learners as well as the community, and all serve as a model for other
organizations to adapt.
Since its inception in 2012, 45 LIAs have
been awarded to literacy organizations across the country (9 top awards and 36
honourable mention awards), representing $360,000 in funding for the field.
TOP WINNER, receiving $20,000
REP Here in Canada, Vancouver, BC
Program: Here Magazine
Here Magazine is a print and digital publication produced
by adult learners through community workshops called Here Labs. Here Labs are
multi-discipline, hands-on workshops where participants learn and develop
storytelling tools suitable to each learner's language skill level and include
writing, photography, podcasting, and videography.
HONOURABLE MENTIONS, receiving $5,000 each
Burnaby School District (BSD) 41 LINC Program
(Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada), Burnaby, BC
Program: The BSD LINC Literacy Stream Program
The BSD LINC Literacy Stream Program serves
multi-barriered, high-risk adult ESL (English Second Language) newcomer and
refugee learners.
@4FamilyLiteracy
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Centre for Family Literacy, Edmonton, AB
Program: The
Edmonton Literacy Classroom on Wheels (the COW Bus)
The Edmonton Literacy Classroom on Wheels
(the COW Bus) is a free family literacy program that engages adults and their
children in literacy activities.
John Howard Society of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON
Program: Skills
Plus
Skills Plus is a continuous intake program
that builds learners' confidence, self-esteem, and literacy skills. The program
meets learners at a "pre-literacy" level: it provides regular
workshops on everything from employment skills to mindfulness and guided
meditations.
Literacy Coalition
of New Brunswick, Fredericton, NB
Program: Essential
Skills for Atlantic Fisheries
(ESAF)
Essential Skills for Atlantic Fisheries
(ESAF) launched in 2018 and is an essential skills program that proactively
addresses the labour market challenges faced by fisheries sector employers in
the Atlantic provinces. READ
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