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WEBINAR: A Different Kind of Seeing: How Language and Literacy Changed My Life

WEBINAR: A Different Kind of Seeing: How Language and Literacy Changed My Life

by admin4acal | Jul 21, 2026 | Book Now, News

  Webinar: A Different Kind of Seeing: How Language and Literacy Changed My Life Presenters: Marie Younan and Jill Sanguinetti Date: Thursday, 20th August 2026 Time: 5.00 pm NSW (AEST) The webinar will be held via Zoom.   Register here AbstractMarie Younan was an...
ACAL 50th Celebrations in Canberra – Register now

ACAL 50th Celebrations in Canberra – Register now

by admin4acal | Jul 10, 2026 | Book Now, News

ACAL 50th Celebrations – Symposium & Afternoon Tea   Tuesday 8th September 9:30am to 2:30pm ACAL Symposium – National Portrait Gallery, Canberra 3:15pm to 4:30pm International Literacy Day Commemorative Afternoon Tea – Bruce campus, CIT Full...
WEBINAR: Losing our Minds? Addressing the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence

WEBINAR: Losing our Minds? Addressing the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence

by admin4acal | Jul 10, 2026 | Book Now, News

  Webinar: Losing our Minds? Addressing the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence   Presenter: Professor Bill Cope Date: Thursday, 17th September 2026 Time: 9.00 am NSW (AEST) The webinar will be held via Zoom.   Register here AbstractThis presentation addresses...
WEBINAR: Rethinking LND: from Add-On to Embedded Practice through Co-Teaching

WEBINAR: Rethinking LND: from Add-On to Embedded Practice through Co-Teaching

by admin4acal | Jul 9, 2026 | Book Now, News

  Webinar: Rethinking LND: from Add-On to Embedded Practice through Co-Teaching   Presenter: Monika Szuryn Date: Monday, 3rd August 2026 Time: 5:30 pm NSW (AEST) The webinar will be held via Zoom.     Register here AbstractThis session explores the development...
ACAL eNews – July newsletter available

ACAL eNews – July newsletter available

by admin4acal | Jul 9, 2026 | Book Now, News

ACAL July eNews now available. ACAL eNews – Registrations now open for the ACAL 50th Symposium, Canberra…. See the July newsletter here Previous newsletters here Subscribe to receive the newsletter each...
WEBINAR: Delivering the National Foundation Skills Strategy through NSW ACE – Watch the recording here

WEBINAR: Delivering the National Foundation Skills Strategy through NSW ACE – Watch the recording here

by admin4acal | Jul 8, 2026 | Book Now, News, Webinars

Webinar: Delivering the National Foundation Skills Strategy through NSW ACE Presenters: Helen Zwicker & Chesca Zacchini Date: Wednesday, 8th July 2026 Time: 5:00 pm NSW (AEST)   Webinar recording and Certificate of attendance available here You will need your ACAL...
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Australian Council for Adult Literacy

Email: info@acal.edu.au

Incorporated Association A0 1297 (ACT)    ABN: 18 120 488 674

ACAL was established in 1976 and is managed by an elected volunteer committee of management. ACAL is solely funded by membership dues.

ACAL acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People as the Traditional Custodians of the lands, skies, and waterways across Australia.

We pay respect to Elders past and present and acknowledge the continuation of Cultural, spiritual, educational and literacy practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and the continuing connection to country and Culture.