HE following resources are valuable starting points for exploration on literacy programs and adult education. These sites can help you learn more about literacy issues and solutions to illiteracy, donate your time and money to the literacy movement, and find educational resources to spark learning in your area.

	The National Institute for Literacy's web site includes listings of state and regional literacy programs, interactive forums and discussion groups, and a directory of literacy and adult education resources.
	The National Center on Adult Literacy's comprehensive site covers literacy issues around the world and includes policy papers, teacher training materials, conference proceedings, copious research reports, and a directory of print and online publications for purchase.
	The Literacy Volunteers of America, Inc. page is the gateway to the program's tutoring services for adults with low literacy. The Web site offers conference highlights, information on getting involved in literacy efforts, a geographical directory of volunteers, and a catalog of publications on literacy.
	Laubach Literacy's web site gives information on the non-profit organization's initiatives, including women's literacy, international education, and in-house workforce training. It also offers a catalog of publications for adults with low literacy levels.
	Reading Is Fundamental, a leading children's literacy organization, provides useful tips on incorporating reading into your family's routine, suggests educational activities you can do at home, lists children's favorite books, and gives advice on supporting reading in your community.