What's Literacy?
Welcome to What's Literacy? by Literacy Quebec, a community-based podcast for English-speaking, lifelong literacy learners in Quebec. Our host, Dan Laxer, explores topics around community building, lifelong curiosity, and the multiple types of literacy.
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Episode 96 - International Literacy Day Special: Paul Rosen's Story (opens the original)
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A special International Literacy Day episode featuring Paul Rosen , former Canadian ice sledge hockey goalie, two-time gold medalist, and literacy advocate. Paul shares his career story, experiences with literacy and other challenges, and what inspires him to support others. Paul’s story is human, inspiring, and a powerful reminder that it’s never too late to learn. Paul Rosen's website: https://www.paulrosen.ca/ If you or someone you know needs literacy support, help is available. Visit our Mem
Episode 95 - Literacy 101 with Literacy Quebec | Community Spotlight: RDN (opens the original)
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In this episode, get to know Literacy Quebec ’s new Executive Director, Faye Siluk, as she joins Dan for a conversation about what literacy really means, how it shapes our everyday lives, and why it matters to all of us. Plus, hear about International Literacy Day coming up on September 8th! In our new Community Spotlight series, hear from Cathy Brown, Executive Director of the Regional Development Network (RDN) , as she shares how RDN creates opportunities, strengthens local economies, and help
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