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Colleagues,

A few days ago, Jackie Taylor posted a message on the NIFL-AALPD list, asking 
members what they value about the NIFL lists and what they found useful.  

I thought you might be interested in one response.  Andres says he has made 
connections.  How about you?

Meta Potts, Moderator 4-EFF List
Glen Allen, VA
mwpotts2001@aol.com

I have used the NIFL lists for many years. I have found them extremely useful 
in building connections with a literacy community in the US. While we 
disagree in many things, I feel I know a lot of the people that devote their lives to 
literacy and adult education across the country. I feel that we share a bond 
and that we are linked together in many ways. I have made friends with many of 
them. In fact I do not know many of them personally, and yet I do consider 
them my friends. They have been wonderful resources for knowledge, grant funding 
opportunities, general information, etc.

On many occasions people that I met on the lists have written letters of 
support and have advocated for myself and/or my program. I know that the lists 
have a lot of limitations, and I and others have been critical of many aspects of 
them. However, I believe that the lists have built a strong community of 
literacy advocates that have strengthen the field overall. I think that the field 
is a lot better and a lot stronger because of them. 

Andres  



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