
From Reading to Reality: Turning Literacy Into Livelihood
This is a guest post by Southern Careers Institute, a 2025 Annual Conference sponsor. For millions of Texans, mastering basic reading, writing, and numeracy is the first hard-won victory on

This is a guest post by Southern Careers Institute, a 2025 Annual Conference sponsor. For millions of Texans, mastering basic reading, writing, and numeracy is the first hard-won victory on

By Rachel Fuchs, Intercambio Director of Product Sales and National Network Originally published March 24, 2025 | Updated for Literacy Texas At Intercambio, Connection Drives Everything We Do Based in

Author: Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker, Literacy Texas Executive Director One of the most impactful professional development workshops I’ve ever attended was led by brain researcher Dr. Marcia Tate. In her

This is a guest post by Tara Benwell, VP of Publishing at Ellii. You can find Ellii among the exhibitors at the 2025 Literacy Texas Annual Conference. Visual literacy is

Author: Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker, Literacy Texas Executive Director Since his election, President Trump has prioritized the need to reform wasteful spending on the federal level. Most Americans would agree

Author: Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker, Literacy Texas Executive Director Houses of worship often serve as the center of a community, providing the perfect place for language learning, adult basic education,

Author: Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker, Literacy Texas Executive Director According to 2017 data from the National Center for Education Statistics, a division of the U.S. Department of Education, 17 percent

Author: Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker, Literacy Texas Executive Director Life was pretty lonely for me in 2022 while I was finishing my doctorate and preparing for the final defense of

Author: Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker, Literacy Texas Executive Director I’m a sucker for a good, gut-wrenching success story. It’s one of the reasons I love to attend when an adult

Author: Dr. Jenny McCormack Walker, Literacy Texas Executive Director When I have the opportunity to talk with adult learners, I always ask about their “why.” They usually tell me it’s