Director of Libraries, Archives, and Documentation Services, Michelle King-Campbell said despite global efforts to improve education, millions of people worldwide and far too many Vincentians, still struggle with low literacy levels.
King-Campbell spoke to NBC News on International Literacy Day, September 8th.
She warned that the consequences of low literacy are far-reaching, noting that literacy opens doors to employment, education, digital access, and informed decision-making.
Without it, she said, individuals are placed at a disadvantage in nearly every area of life.
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