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WE LEARN 5th Annual (Net)Working Gathering & Conference on Women &Literacy

WE LEARN 5th Annual (Net)Working Gathering & Conference on Women &
Literacy
Building Alliances / Construyendo Alianzas


March 7- 8, 2008
Fordham Univ. at Lincoln Center
in New York City, NY


Co-Sponsored with WE LEARN by Fordham University Graduate School of
Education


Women continue to be separated by culture, language, literacy,
geography; our differences are profound. The daily lives of women in
adult basic/literacy education remain especially complex due to
inequities based on race, class, gender, and other diversities. This
year’s conference will explore the differences that divide women and
look to ways of building alliances across those differences.


WE LEARN seeks presentation proposals from students (at all levels),
teachers, researchers, and community activists addressing related
theme issues & topics.


DEADLINE for Application: Nov. 30, 2007
Please apply using the Internet form.
http://www.litwomen.org/conferences/2008/props08.html

Sponsorship, advertiser, and exhibitor information also available:
http://www.litwomen.org/conferences/2008/sponsors.pdf


Thanks.


Mev Miller, Ed.D., Director


WE LEARN
Women Expanding: Literacy Education Action Resource Network
www.litwomen.org/welearn.html


182 Riverside Ave.
Cranston, RI 02910
401-383-4374
welearn@litwomen.org

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