Author : Chatham Literacy

Chatham Literacy Is Hiring!

Chatham Literacy has three job openings: Program Coordinator for Digital Literacy Chatham Literacy seeks a talented, upbeat person as Program Coordinator for our Digital Literacy Program – providing guidance and support to volunteer tutors on digital literacy. Recruit, conduct orientation and new tutor training, match tutors with learners, provide in-service support and training, appreciate progress, […]

Now Hiring: Communication & Marketing Coordinator

Chatham Literacy seeks a talented communications professional (20 hours per week in Siler City, NC) to drive engagement in our mission of helping adults acquire the literacy and educational skills they need to succeed. The ideal candidate will generate awareness of Chatham Literacy and our adult literacy services and increase program accessibility using a variety […]

Chatham Literacy Announces Haiku Contest

Calling all poets! Chatham Literacy is soliciting haiku poems! Challenge your friends and loved ones! Here are the guidelines: – 3 Lines; 5, 7, 5 Syllable Structure– $5 per entry for 18+– $1 per entry younger than 18– Email haiku to admin@chathamliteracy.org with the subject line “HAIKU”– Enter as many times as you want– Open […]

NOW OFFERING: Computer Essentials for New Users Class

Saturday, June 27, 2026, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PMIn English and Spanish Freedom Family Church421 North Holly AvenueSiler City, 27344 This hands-on beginner class will help new users get started using a computer and the internet. Covered skills include connecting to Wi-Fi, password management, browsing, searching online, and more! Receive a FREE refurbished laptop when […]

Stories, memory and meaning take stage at ‘Spring for Literacy’ event

‘Big Fish’ author Daniel Wallace explores power of storytelling at Chatham Literacy’s annual fundraiser CHAPEL HILL – For author Daniel Wallace, the seeds of his stories are rarely plotlines. Instead, they’re things.  A glass eye. A shark’s tooth. A wet lawn, freshly cut. “Our emotions are created through things, through tangible things in our life,” […]

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