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Grassroots women gaining a voice

The effort to improve educational opportunities for the women of Burkina Faso required a lot more groundwork than anyone expected. It has also borne unexpected fruit. Learn about the effects on one society of bringing literacy to its most marginalized members: visit the UNESCO Literacy Portal.

Posted by David Roberts on 10 March 2006 in Critical Literacy , Global Literacy , Socioeconomic Factors

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