Words on the Page: Literacy Chicago Students Writings
 Cover by Literacy Chicago Student Doris Gooden
Since 1992, Words on the Page has celebrated adults actively pursuing higher levels of literacy. Literacy Chicago’s Words on the Page is an annual event where adult learners read their own writing at a celebration with their friends, family and fellow students. By doing so, they demonstrate their educational achievements and, more importantly, take pride in their courageous efforts to openly address problems with literacy in their individual lives and the wider community. Literacy Chicago publishes a compilation of the essays written by students from all classes. It reflects the hard work and diversity of our students and the need for literacy services in Chicago.
For 2018, students were asked to write an essay with the theme of Childhood Memories. The pages are filled with stories of gratitude, pride, sadness and, most importantly, hope. In this book you will witness the magic of learning and the impact it can have on the lives of diverse individuals. This book can be found on Amazon for only $9.99. Click here to purchase your own copy! Interested in teaching someone to read or speak English? Volunteer at Literacy Chicago! Contact us at (312)-870-1100 or visit our offices at 641 W. Lake Street, Suite 200, Chicago, IL 60661 for more info! |
WORDS ON THE PAGE CELEBRATION 2018
Back Cover by our ESL instructor Olena Hall
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