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September NYCCAL General Meeting (Registration Required)

9/11/2026

 
September NYCCAL General Meeting
The September NYCCAL meeting will be in-person on September 18 from 9:30 to 11:30. We will be meeting at the WeWork at 199 Water Street, Room 35C, New York NY 10038.  

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We need to share names and email addresses with security so if you are planning on attending, please register here: 
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NYCCAL 101
At the NYCCAL Summer Retreat, folks asked for a "new to NYCCAL and/or Adult Education primer" before regular general meetings.  We used to do this years ago.  We're bringing it back!  This is open to all, but we want to have an idea how many folks plan to join this time.  You'll be able to indicate yes or no on the registration form above.  The session will be in the same location from 9 to 9:30.

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    The New York City Coalition for Adult Literacy (NYCCAL) is comprised of adult literacy teachers, managers, students, and allies from community-based organizations, CUNY campuses, and library programs across NYC.  

    NYCCAL advocates for an adult literacy system that provides quality, comprehensive and accessible educational services to the over 3.9 million adults (aged 18-64) in NYC who need them. NYCCAL believes that being able to read and write, learn English, obtain a High School Equivalency, and enter training and post secondary education are the rights of every New Yorker, and the cornerstone to an equitable and just society.

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