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"I want to give my children the best life, so I’m doing everything I can to earn my GED—and I’m not planning on giving up."

Former teacher shares her journey from GED instructor to volunteer tutor with The Literacy Alliance, helping English learners build skills and confidence in a new country.

“Imagine that: a former high school dropout now standing at the front of a college classroom.”

The program (Project Graduate) gives me the structure, resources, and encouragement I need to stay on track and make real progress.

Personal connection with the students is by far the most rewarding part of the experience. Seeing the excitement in the students' eyes...

...if you’re reading this, my advice is simple: don’t give up on yourself. The road may be tough, but it’s always worth it.

...stories like Eratee’s and Cheyenne’s remind us why we do this work. Literacy changes lives. It opens doors, builds confidence, and...

My favorite part about volunteering at TLA, definitely must be the people, because everyone is wholesome and willing to help each other...

This Literacy Alliance is amazing. The people here will help you no matter what. I can’t express how grateful I am...