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From: Sabrina Kurtz-Rossi (sabrina_kurtz-rossi@worlded.org)
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Daryl,
 
On the LINCS Health & Literacy Special Collection Weblog
http://www.literacytech.org/teacherjournal.html you'll find Steve
Quann's ESL class, interested in immigrant health issues, researched and
created their own public service announcements and posted them on their
own weblog at http://www.healthrisks.blogspot.com/.  Thought you might
be interested in seeing the health topics that concerned them and what
they accomplished.  
 
- Sabrina 
 
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Sabrina Kurtz-Rossi
World Education
44 Farnsworth Street
Boston, MA  02210
617-482-9485
skurtz@worlded.org 

>>> daryl@astro.temple.edu 5/4/2004 5:42:09 PM >>>
Dear Colleagues,

Our organization is doing a Health Literacy Initiative, funded by
MetLife
Foundation, which involves developing an ESL health literacy curriculum
for
elder immigrants and refugees. For more information about the
initiative,
click on http://www.projectshine.org/metlife/index.htm . We're
interested in
other organizations which might be doing similar programs. Does anyone
have
a sense of how many other organizations have health literacy efforts
geared
toward immigrants? We're hoping to get some local coverage about our
initiative and would like to be able to give a reporter a sense of how
widespread the concern over this issue is and the number of
organizations
which are working on it. Anyone have some quick facts and figures
about
efforts in health literacy for immigrants?

Thanks!

All best,

Daryl



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Daryl Gordon
Assistant Director, Project SHINE
1601 N. Broad Street, Room 206 USB
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Phone: (215) 204-8058
Fax: (215) 204-3195
Email: daryl@temple.edu 
Website: www.projectshine.org 



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