The World Literacy Summit in Oxford 2023 carries on a tradition going back to the first World Literacy Summit in Oxford in 2012. The World Literacy Summit is an opportunity for literacy organisations and individuals to be involved in some of the most up to date and innovative literacy developments. The Summit not only covers
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From 25th – 27th March, The World Literacy Summit was held in Oxford. The conference was attended by more than 200 literacy groups (NGO’s and Charities) from all over the world. More than 90 major paper speeches were given and as well as 300 delegates, 54 Ambassadors and High Commissioners attended from London. The 2018
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The 2015 Annual Conference also saw the inauguration of the WLC Annual Global Literacy Prizes. Strong gains are being made and champions of literacy need to be acknowledged. Dr Hellen Inyega was awarded the Change Maker of The Year Award The honour was bestowed on Dr Inyega to commend her strong leadership and devotion to
Vision The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation believes that positive and practical change to closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous young people starts with literacy and numeracy. Our vision is for a future where all Indigenous children can pursue quality education, reach their full potential and contribute to their community and the country. Mission Statement The