Marketing of Literacy aims to help the government increase literacy rates in rural India through advertising and fundraising. The organization targets rural populations with low literacy rates, especially women and children, using activities like road shows, songs, and paintings to promote the benefits of literacy. Its goals are to raise capital from government subsidies, corporate sponsors, and donations to fund literacy training programs and increase teacher to student ratios in rural schools.
Simple presentation for a potential partnership between the University of Maryland and Prince George's County Parks and Recreation Department. Created as part of a final thesis project at the University of Maryland.
In the heart of the country lies the state of Chhattisgarh.The state is rich in natural beauties like profusely lush forests,refreshing springs and waterfalls,mysterious caves and unusual rock formations.All these features have made it a home to several culturally rich tribal societies and unique communities.Their long and close association with Nature has culminated in a craft heritage of the state which is inspiring in all its elements.Chhattisgarh is famous for its beautiful tourism spots and the rich cultural handicrafts.The handicrafts represent the state’s beautiful blend of art and culture.
Comparative study on higher education in rural and urban area in siliguriMrityunjay Jha
This power point presentation is all about making comparison between Higher education in Rural and Urban areas in siliguri.
Live data are collected in this presentation.
Powerpoint for presentation of group project for completion of Leadership Waupaca County Class XIII. Focuses on the issue of helping to retain and attract young professionals in Waupaca County.
India Literacy Project Dusshera Mela PresentationNimishRao
Ever wondered how the the "Real India" goes to school?Ever seen 280 children studying in 2 Classrooms?
Ever wondered on how you can give back to the society?
Ever wondered how you can make a difference to India.
Maybe this is the time,this is the chance you wanted.
Maybe this is the time you can give back.
Make a Difference.
Do you want to?
Matt Mulder, Chief Community Engagement Strategist, Demco
Kimberly Young, Former Deputy Director, Brown County Library
In the past decade, the United States Department of Agriculture has been focusing on issues surrounding food deserts—defined as urban neighborhoods and rural towns without ready access to fresh, healthy, and affordable food. Food deserts are identified by using census data and GIS mapping tools. Those living in a food desert tend to be low-income or elderly. This lack of access to quality food results in a poor diet and in higher food expense as the residents tend to rely more on fast food restaurants or convenience stores.
Building on the concept of the food desert, we began to wonder if there might also be a literacy desert—an area that has a high-probability of having a large number of children at risk of not becoming proficient readers. If we could identify areas of a community that were most likely in need, we could develop programs, outreach efforts and services to help address this need.
Our findings were clear—literacy deserts are real, and in some cases, growing.
Matt Mulder, Chief Community Engagement Strategist at Demco, will identify and define literacy deserts in Brown County and several other Wisconsin communities and discuss how the concept can also be applied for other core service areas. Kimberly Young, Former Brown County Library Deputy Director, will discuss the process of identifying Brown County as a literacy desert, how a plan was created to address it, and provide case studies from two other communities.
Come hear the story about how four different education institutions in Rochester, NY - an independent K-12 school, a university, a community college, and a small, private college - joined forces through a summer learning program to support K-8 public school students in their community. We will share how this innovative partnership evolved, the diverse reasons for which each institution entered the partnership, the unexpected synergies that have developed, and how this model is being replicated throughout the nation.
Smart investing@your library: Program Models That WorkSmart investing
Smart investing@your library®: Program Models That Work, Sponsored by RUSA’s Business Reference and Services Section (BRASS), was presented at the ALA Annual Conference, 2012
Smart investing@your library grantees are at the forefront of financial literacy programs that reach all economic and interest levels.
Learn how they are creating models that use social media to capture attention, design games that appeal to kids, teens and adults, partner with social service agencies and market innovative school programs to provide unbiased financial education and resources. As more people need and want to learn how to manage their personal finances, these innovative libraries are leading the way.
Speakers: Paolo Melillo, Orange County Public Library (FL); Kurtis Kelly, Estes Valley Library (CO); Nelly Somerman, Schaumburg Township District Library (IL); Jim Blanton, Chesapeake Public Library (VA); Karla Heberlig, York County Public Library (PA)
Moderator: Susan Wolf Neilson, Wake County Libraries
A PowerPoint presentation by Port Royal Elementary School Improvement Council, Beaufort County School District, South Carolina. The Port Royal Elementary SIC was given the Honorable Mention award for the 2012 Dick and Tunkey Riley Award for School Improvement Council Excellence.
Simple presentation for a potential partnership between the University of Maryland and Prince George's County Parks and Recreation Department. Created as part of a final thesis project at the University of Maryland.
In the heart of the country lies the state of Chhattisgarh.The state is rich in natural beauties like profusely lush forests,refreshing springs and waterfalls,mysterious caves and unusual rock formations.All these features have made it a home to several culturally rich tribal societies and unique communities.Their long and close association with Nature has culminated in a craft heritage of the state which is inspiring in all its elements.Chhattisgarh is famous for its beautiful tourism spots and the rich cultural handicrafts.The handicrafts represent the state’s beautiful blend of art and culture.
Comparative study on higher education in rural and urban area in siliguriMrityunjay Jha
This power point presentation is all about making comparison between Higher education in Rural and Urban areas in siliguri.
Live data are collected in this presentation.
Powerpoint for presentation of group project for completion of Leadership Waupaca County Class XIII. Focuses on the issue of helping to retain and attract young professionals in Waupaca County.
India Literacy Project Dusshera Mela PresentationNimishRao
Ever wondered how the the "Real India" goes to school?Ever seen 280 children studying in 2 Classrooms?
Ever wondered on how you can give back to the society?
Ever wondered how you can make a difference to India.
Maybe this is the time,this is the chance you wanted.
Maybe this is the time you can give back.
Make a Difference.
Do you want to?
Matt Mulder, Chief Community Engagement Strategist, Demco
Kimberly Young, Former Deputy Director, Brown County Library
In the past decade, the United States Department of Agriculture has been focusing on issues surrounding food deserts—defined as urban neighborhoods and rural towns without ready access to fresh, healthy, and affordable food. Food deserts are identified by using census data and GIS mapping tools. Those living in a food desert tend to be low-income or elderly. This lack of access to quality food results in a poor diet and in higher food expense as the residents tend to rely more on fast food restaurants or convenience stores.
Building on the concept of the food desert, we began to wonder if there might also be a literacy desert—an area that has a high-probability of having a large number of children at risk of not becoming proficient readers. If we could identify areas of a community that were most likely in need, we could develop programs, outreach efforts and services to help address this need.
Our findings were clear—literacy deserts are real, and in some cases, growing.
Matt Mulder, Chief Community Engagement Strategist at Demco, will identify and define literacy deserts in Brown County and several other Wisconsin communities and discuss how the concept can also be applied for other core service areas. Kimberly Young, Former Brown County Library Deputy Director, will discuss the process of identifying Brown County as a literacy desert, how a plan was created to address it, and provide case studies from two other communities.
Come hear the story about how four different education institutions in Rochester, NY - an independent K-12 school, a university, a community college, and a small, private college - joined forces through a summer learning program to support K-8 public school students in their community. We will share how this innovative partnership evolved, the diverse reasons for which each institution entered the partnership, the unexpected synergies that have developed, and how this model is being replicated throughout the nation.
Smart investing@your library: Program Models That WorkSmart investing
Smart investing@your library®: Program Models That Work, Sponsored by RUSA’s Business Reference and Services Section (BRASS), was presented at the ALA Annual Conference, 2012
Smart investing@your library grantees are at the forefront of financial literacy programs that reach all economic and interest levels.
Learn how they are creating models that use social media to capture attention, design games that appeal to kids, teens and adults, partner with social service agencies and market innovative school programs to provide unbiased financial education and resources. As more people need and want to learn how to manage their personal finances, these innovative libraries are leading the way.
Speakers: Paolo Melillo, Orange County Public Library (FL); Kurtis Kelly, Estes Valley Library (CO); Nelly Somerman, Schaumburg Township District Library (IL); Jim Blanton, Chesapeake Public Library (VA); Karla Heberlig, York County Public Library (PA)
Moderator: Susan Wolf Neilson, Wake County Libraries
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3. Some statistics
• Target : Rural People
• Sources of Income : Government subsidy, Corporate
Sponsorships, Donations etc.
• Drop out Rate : Almost 40 % in rural areas
• Teacher per student ratio : 1 : 60
• Literacy at 74% but dropout rate a worry : report
5. About Accura educare
• Education advertising firm & also provide funds.
• Motive : help government to develop awareness regarding
literacy plan.
• Area targeting: Rural India.
• Capital investment : acquire 3/4th of stake from government
& remaining through charity.
10. Activities
• Playing songs promoting Literacy at places such as Weekly
Bazaar , huts,etc.
• Showing benefits of literacy by role plays at villages, towns,
also at festivals , etc.
11. The gift of dreams
• Meetings with Gram panchayat, MLA and
MP
• Interactions with Successful personalities
such as doctors , engineers, IAS officers