Blogs

2026-2027

Aug 12, 2026

Metro Toronto Movement for Literacy is honoured to celebrate the success of Parkdale Project Read’s (PPR) Get SET program. This program shows what is possible when adult learning is caring, creative, and rooted in community.

As a regional literacy network, MTML sees Get SET as a powerful example of how adult education can change lives. PPR’s work helps adults build skills, confidence, and connection in real and lasting ways. (Read more by clicking the title)

Rising Together: MTML Celebrates the Impact of PPR’s Get SET Program Aug 7, 2026

Metro Toronto Movement for Literacy is honoured to celebrate the success of Parkdale Project Read’s (PPR) Get SET program. This program shows what is possible when adult learning is caring, creative, and rooted in community.

As a regional literacy network, MTML sees Get SET as a powerful example of how adult education can change lives. PPR’s work helps adults build skills, confidence, and connection in real and lasting ways. (Read more by clicking the title)

Learning for Real Life: Innovation in Adult Literacy Across Canada

Aug 4, 2026

Today, literacy means more than reading and writing. It also includes digital skills, learning how to use technology, and building confidence to take part in school, work, and community life.

In Canada, adult literacy programs are growing to meet real-life needs. People are learning through projects, community partnerships, workplace training, and creative approaches in places like correctional facilities and local neighbourhood programs. (Read more by clicking the title)

Preserving Wisdom and Shaping the Future

July 27,2026

Knowledge isn't just found in textbooks. It lives in the voices of those who have spent years doing the work. Preserving the insights of experienced, knowledgeable leaders is essential; it allows us to train today's practitioners, refine our current practices, and build a stronger future. In the world of adult literacy, capturing these lived experiences ensures that hard-earned wisdom isn't lost, but instead serves as a bridge between the lessons of the past and the possibilities of tomorrow. (Read more by clicking the title)