Contact

Contact the DLC at:

5057 Woodward Ave, #11207.2
Detroit, Michigan 48202
313-577-7683

info@detroitliteracy.org
dntiri@detroitliteracy.org

Service Centers:

DLC Satellite Center
5555 Conner Street
Detroit, Michigan 48213

Community Treatment Center East
11105 E. Jefferson Ave.
Detroit, Michigan 48214

Financial Literacy Fair

Financial Literacy Fair

Saturday, February 29, 2020
Joseph Walker Williams Community Center
8431 Rosa Parks Boulevard, Detroit, Michigan
hosted by
Detroit Literacy Coalition
& 
Partnership For Literacy
(Literacy for ALL for Literacy)
Exhibition and Free Consumer Information
11am - 3pm
Free Lunchtime Panel Discussion
12:15 pm - 2:30pm
Click read more to register
Partnership for Literacy

Collaborative initiative with DLC for mutual learning and exchanges as families, neighborhoods and communities for self and collective enrichment and empowerment for change and transformation.

State of Michigan Support
State of Michigan Support

The Detroit Literacy Coalition (DLC) cites the State of Michigan for over 25 years of collaboration and support of adult literacy programs to address the needs of metro Detroiters with low literacy skills.

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    Financial Literacy Fair

    Financial Literacy Fair

    Saturday, February 29, 2020
Joseph Walker Williams Community Center
8431 Rosa Parks Boulevard, Detroit, Michigan
hosted by
Detroit Literacy Coalition
& 
Partnership For Literacy
(Literacy for ALL for Literacy)
Exhibition and Free Consumer Information
11am - 3pm
Free Lunchtime Panel Discussion
12:15 pm - 2:30pm
Click read more to register

    Partnership for Literacy

    Collaborative initiative with DLC for mutual learning and exchanges as families, neighborhoods and communities for self and collective enrichment and empowerment for change and transformation.

    State of Michigan Support

    State of Michigan Support

    The Detroit Literacy Coalition (DLC) cites the State of Michigan for over 25 years of collaboration and support of adult literacy programs to address the needs of metro Detroiters with low literacy skills.