Nominations are open for the Council of the Federation Literacy Award until May 1st

    Thursday, 27 March 2025 07:00

    By Tonya Organ

    Newfoundland and Labrador nominations are being accepted for the category of Community Organization.

    Nominations are now open for the Council of the Federation Literacy Award, which is presented annually by premiers from each province and territory to recognize outstanding achievement, innovative practice, and excellence in literacy. Newfoundland and Labrador nominations are being accepted for the category of Community Organization. This category is for organizations that provide or develop programs, services, or projects that promote literacy and/or help to better the lives of others by improving reading and writing skills and preparing them for post-secondary education and/or employment. The award will be presented this fall and the winner will receive a Council of the Federation Literacy Award engraved medallion and a certificate signed by the Premier Andrew Furey.  The deadline for submissions is May 1st, 2025

     

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