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Table
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Women's
Literacy Matters, pages 1-12
Women &
Literacy
Kaleidoscopic Image
Women’s Adult Education
Welfare Reform & Women’s Education
It’s Never Too Late
My Life As a Teen Mom
How Much Education Do You Get?
Women
Making a Difference, pages 13-36
Fighting for My Rights
Blood, Sweat, and Tears
Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How?
Surviving the Education and Judicial Systems
Education Helps Women
Love for People and for Education
Striving Women
Women with Disabilities
Women Who Paved the Way
Women in History: A Timeline
Women in History (poem)
Using the Web-based Version of the Timeline
Against All Odds
My Life Story
Surviving
& Thriving, pages 37-56
My Literacy Story
A Slave to No One
Loves Herself Regardless
Creating Sacred Space
Intergenerational Women Students
Women’s Health in the Classroom
Stella’s Story
My Father’s Child
Adult Education & Domestic Trauma
Daisy’s Ambition
Taking Up the Impact of Violence in Literacy
Expanding
Boundaries AND Resources, pages 68-71
Homophobia in the Classroom
Coming Out to Students
VozMujer: Querer es Poder
Expressive Arts in Prison
Women Reading Together
SUPPLEMENT
Issue
The
collaborative effort with NELRC (New England Literacy Resource Center)
provided WE LEARN our first opportunity to publish writings by students
and teachers on some of the issues related to women and literacy.
This effort created far more energy and enthusiasm than we anticipated.
We received many more high quality writings than would fit in the
print version of the issue. Due to our mission and vision, WE LEARN
is able to use our website to make available the additional writings
not published.
We hope you
enjoy this supplemental issue
and use it along with the originally published version of The Change
Agent Issue 19. The articles with lessons plans, discussion questions,
or other useful resources are highlighted here in red.
Supplement:
Women's Literacy Matters ……....1-9
The Name of a Tree
Women and Literacy
My Education
Everyday Literacy: Three Voices
Who Says We Need Women's Literacy Materials
Women Are Used to Prisons
Supplement:Women
Making a Difference ….10-11
Standing Up for What I Believe
The Personal Is Political
Supplement:Surviving
& Thriving ……….…….11-13
Getting My Education Is Difficult
I
Will Keep Trying
Emerging Woman
Starting Over Is Hard
Supplement:Expanding
Boundaries ……….…14-23
Si Se Puede: Yes, It's Possible
My Transition from Student to Staff
Affirmations for Myself
Storytelling: A Key Aspect of Literacy
Remembering Ourselves
To My Own Self Be True?
Literacy Programs Offer the Gift of Possibility
Interactive
Timeline / Women in History: Activism and Education
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are encouraged to send their ideas and lesson plans to share with
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