View this email in your browser  Dear colleague, This is a gentle reminder of our online event tomorrow Literacy friendly in action – Cooking up courage. Two inspiring projects will share their experience of using literacy friendly approaches in community-based well-being and cookery courses. Nourishing Literacy and Numeracy in a Digital Era This project ran a six-week long cooking programme in seven locations across Donegal Pavee Peck This project saw a group of Traveller women in Dublin come together to create a literacy friendly cookbook of traditional Traveller recipes and cures. You will get tips on how to make your groups and projects more welcoming to people who struggle with reading, writing and everyday maths. Register now  Join us in June for the next webinar in this series.Literacy friendly in action: Creating the space for confidence building Date: Thursday 20 June Time: 10 am to 11 am Place: Zoom Hear about two community-based projects that used literacy friendly approaches to build confidence and support people to enjoy benefits of learning as an adult. Keep It Lit This project supported three different groups in Ballyfermot and Cherry Orchard work with writers in residence to develop creative writing. Learner Support Service This project saw Simon Cork develop supports to make their service for people experiencing homelessness more literacy friendly. Speakers Jessica Laird, Adult Education Programmes Officer, Ballyfermot Chapelizod Partnership Catherine Twomey, Community Education Facilitator, Dublin south Central, City of Dublin Education and Training Board Damhnait Hickey, Employment and Training Coordinator, Cork Simon Register now |
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