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This document discusses the issue of literacy, especially for women, around the world. It notes that illiteracy is a major problem that affects many people's lives, especially in parts of Africa and Asia, by limiting opportunities and access to information. Some of the key barriers to increasing literacy mentioned are lack of access to education due to costs, gender disparity with more girls unable to attend school, and low quality of education in some areas. The document provides statistics on the number of illiterate people, especially women, in different global regions to illustrate the scope of the problem. It suggests some ways to help address this issue, such as through tutoring, donating books or building schools.
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Girl child
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Family and Community Engagement Webinar
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- The program aims to increase literacy, access to education, and bridge the digital divide by placing emphasis on Lions programs and services for vision.
- Scholastic's FACE program provides membership to access books at discounted prices to donate to communities in need.
- Attendees learned about partnership opportunities like adopting classrooms, hosting book fairs, and donating books to places like hospitals and food banks.
- Resources were shared to help Lions clubs get involved through projects, applications, and planning guides. Attendees were encouraged to contact presenters with any other questions
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