This pamphlet from the Canadian Congress for Learning Opportunities for Women focuses on women’s literacy in Canada and addresses the barriers that interfere with women’s attempts to develop literacy, ranging from familial responsibilities to the structure and accessibility of literacy programs. It also includes information on the relationship between women’s literacy and poverty.
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