Why do we wear a red poppy on Remembrance Day? Explore the history and meaning of this important tradition, and discover how stories and learning help keep remembrance alive.
Remembrance Day and the Poppy: Remembering Through Stories and History Read More »
Celebrate World Poetry Day by exploring how poetry supports literacy, creativity, and language diversity in Burnaby. Discover simple ways to express yourself through words.
World Poetry Day: Finding Your Voice Through Words in Burnaby Read More »
Human Rights Day on December 10 highlights how rights shape our everyday lives. This year’s theme, “Human Rights, Our Everyday Essentials,” reminds us that fairness, dignity, and inclusion start in our communities. Learn how human rights literacy supports Burnaby residents and explore ways to get involved.
Human Rights Day 2025: Building Awareness, Inclusion & Community Literacy Read More »
Translation and multilingualism connect people across cultures, preserve traditions, and give more people access to knowledge.
Why Translation and Multilingualism Matter Every Day Read More »
Can you name one way to improve your child’s cultural literacy? If you can’t, we’re here to help. Cultural literacy
10 Books For Your Child’s Cultural Literacy! Read More »
How can we celebrate our heritage? Heritage has been passed down to us and continues to shape us today. Learning
How To Celebrate Your Heritage Read More »
Culture is everywhere. Not only that, we interact with people from different cultures every day in Burnaby. Cultural literacy is
Why Is Cultural Literacy Important? Read More »
Literacy Now is honoured to have Harman Pandher’s illustrated children’s book, Gurpreet Goes to Gurdwara: Understanding the Sikh Place of Worship at
Raise-a-Reader with Harman Pandher at the Burnaby Neighbourhood House Read More »
