Jason Mott to Speak at Fall Luncheon
Reviews using words like dazzling, playful, extraordinary and masterful only skim the surface of the accolades written about North Carolina native Jason Mott’s most recent novel Hell of a Book, […]
Spend all summer celebrating Juneteenth and Black culture!
June always means schools and graduations are over – and summer reading is on! Celebrate this year’s Juneteenth by starting an old classic or by finding a new favorite book. […]
Board Directors needed!
Interested in joining a Board? Chatham Literacy just might be the perfect fit! You can help make an amazing difference in our community by improving lives through literacy. Chatham Literacy […]
Success for Patricia Corona
In September 2020, Patricia Corona came to Chatham Literacy to obtain her citizenship. Chatham Literacy was not new to Patricia for in 2016 she had participated in our English for […]
Seeking Events Committee Members
Chatham Literacy invites the public to join in with efforts to promote andengage the community as a member of our Events Committee. Committee memberscan help with event planning and execution, […]
Want to Make a Difference in Chatham County?
Chatham Literacy, one of the highly respected non-profit organizations in Chatham County, helps adults living or working here acquire the literacy and educational skills needed to function successfully in society. We […]
Interview with Author Cassandra King Conroy
Recently, Cassandra King Conroy was interviewed by Bill Horner III, the Publisher and Editor of the Chatham News + Record. You can view that interview below.
Joselyn Villaseñor in the News
Thank you Chatham News + Record for interviewing Joselyn Villaseñor, the newest member of our team. Visit their website to read the article about Chatham Literacy’s new Program Manager. También […]
A Tribute to Author and Artist Eric Carle
“Eric, come out of your cocoon!”: A tribute to author and artist Eric Carle, 1929-2021 This month we pay homage to beloved author and illustrator of children’s books Eric Carle […]
Becoming a U.S. Citizen… Could You Pass the Test?
If you can remember, we all took a civics class back in high school. We learned about the inner workings of our government and the reasons why we function the […]