[NIFL-FAMILY:886] Re: Starbucks and stats :)

From: April Ruley (ruley3@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Mar 19 2002 - 13:37:37 EST

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I also have a question about resources??? :) I am
interested in finding out information about literacy
in correctional facilities.. If anyone has any good
sources or knows where to look please let me know!!
April
--- PRNancy@aol.com wrote:
> Yup, Starbucks is so cool and I wonder if anybody on
> this list has applied 
> for their literacy grants?  :)
> 
> Well, I want to thank everybody for constantly
> passing along great resources 
> and information about literacy.  And now I have a
> few more areas I'd love to 
> talk about...
> 
> Anybody out there with Even Start grants targeting
> either homeless or teen 
> mom populations?  I'm trying to track down research
> about both of these 
> groups, and can't quite nail down specific grant
> language for homeless 
> literacy rates.  
> 
> One of the projects will focus on a brand new
> transitional housing unit set 
> up by our County on a renovated Air Force Base. 
> There are all kinds of 
> issues, many of which have been discussed here,
> regarding "us versus them" 
> barriers and other design factors.  The teen mom
> program is in a county that 
> doesn't ever talk about teen sex much less unmarried
> or single moms, and 
> these young women are currently dropped out of
> mainstream schools and sent to 
> county adult ed departments if they continue
> education at all.
> 
> Any suggestions about research or stories from the
> field?
> 
> Thanks again for such a great group!
> 
> Nancy, wishing she had a Chai Tea or Caramel
> Macchiato!  :)
> 
> Nancy Van Leuven
> PRNancy@aol.com
> 
> 


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