Financial Literacy Month
Financial Literacy Tips By: Marlene Dattilo What is Financial Literacy? To be financially literate means you have developed a strong … Read More
National Credit Education Month
A Refresher for National Credit Education Month By Mark Buonaugurio Is debt a good thing or a bad thing? Different … Read More
From the Desk of….. Marion Heaton
When I applied for a part-time position at Literacy Rochester, I was focused on getting out of the house and … Read More
Student Spotlight: Paloma Morales
Paloma Morales, 34, came to the United States from the Dominican Republic. She has been attending the Office of Adult … Read More
Volunteer Spotlight: Tom Weiler
Tom Weiler has volunteered with the Digital Literacy program since October of 2017. When asked how volunteering has changed his … Read More
Dr. Dean’s Contributions to Computers
Mark Dean, computer scientist and engineer. Source: New Relic. In celebration of Black History Month, we turn our attention to … Read More
2020 Census: How You’re Protected
Responses to the 2020 Census are private and protected. It is illegal for the Census Bureau to share personally identifiable … Read More
2020 Census: Who to Count
When completing the 2020 Census, be sure to count everyone living at the address as of April 1, 2020. Even … Read More
2020 Census: How to Respond & What to Expect
For the first time ever, the Census Bureau is offering households across the nation the option to self-respond to the … Read More
2020 Census: Why You Should Care
The U.S. Constitution requires that everyone in the country be counted once every ten years, regardless of citizenship; this headcount … Read More