Women's Literacy Power: Collaborative Approaches to Developing and Distributing Women's Literacy Resources Appendix Stats Who Participated in the Learner Conversation Circles
(Spring 2001)Total for all sites combined
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Number of adult learners who participated All participants volunteered by agreement All participants were women |
52 adult learners 100% women |
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Types of programs |
* GED * Adult Basic Education * Parenting classes * Skills Enhancement * Workplace training program * ESL * Popular education |
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Number of participating programs Location of programs
Three (3) of the women learners had participated in conversations sponsored at two different conferences |
7 programs & 2 conferences 5 - Minnesota (Minneapolis/St. Paul) 1 - Massachusetts (Fall River) 1 - Maryland (Baltimore) 3rd International Women & Literacy Conference (Atlanta, GA - January, 2001) Partners in Literacy Conference (Brooklyn Center, MN - April, 2001) |
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Age (This information is not exact. Many women did not give their age. Some of this information is based on various observations made by the facilitator.) |
Age range 18-55 *because of the programs involved, it IS known that all participants had to be at least 18 years of age |
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Race & Ethnicity (This information is not exact. Many women did not give their place of birth or race & ethnicity. Some of this information is based on various observations made by the facilitator.) |
African American - 24 (46%) European American - 14 (27%) Mixed race - 2 (4%) Immigrant women - 12 (23%) (2 from African continent; 2 from Asian continent; 8 from Central & South American) |
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Parents Not all women who participated said if they were parents. This is the minimum number of mothers. |
25 (48%) (1 woman said she was pregnant) |
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