Key Takeaways Recent studies have highlighted a concerning trend regarding financial literacy among young adults aged 18-27.

Literacy Source empowers adults through accessible, high-quality education, providing the skills needed to improve their lives and communities. From literacy and math to digital tools, their programs ...

Folks in Lumberton want to help young adults complete their education. The Friends of the Lumberton Library community group ...

Federally funded adult education programs “are only serving, really, fewer than 10 percent of all of those who need literacy services ... science of reading for young students in an attempt ...

The organization offers continued education for adults who may ... to invest in nonprofits like the Seeds of Literacy so that if young adults don't have those skills, they can still get them ...

Young people today spend a large amount of time online ... The American Library Association has a project, Media Literacy Education in Libraries for Adult Audiences, that is designed to assist ...

We, the co-authors, are both moms of young adults and work at Rollins College in higher education in counseling ... financial literacy, and communication. By teaching resilience and guiding ...

Starting financial education at an early age helps remove the fear and intimidation often associated with managing money, empowering young people to make informed decisions with confidence.The ...

Only one in four young adults say they received any financial education at school ... Charities, including the Financial Times’ Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign, have pressed the ...