See and hear presentations from the 2010 ACAL Conference in Darwin 'Hands Up ... Hands On ...'.
'Getting Serious about Adult Literacy in Australia' by Professor Joe Lo Bianco, Chair of Language and Literacy Education and Associate Dean (Global Engagement), The University of Melbourne
'Language, literacy and social inclusion in Timor-Leste' by HE. Kirsty Sword Gusmão, Chairwoman of the Alola Foundation and Goodwill Ambassador for Education, Timor-Leste
'Ethical Foundations of Critical Mathematics Education: A Socially Response-able Approach'
Bill Atweh, Associate Professor of Mathematics Education at the Science and Mathematics Education Centre at Curtin University of Technology
2009'What counts, who counts; developing understandings of numeracy teaching from international and cross cultural experiences' by Dave Baker from London Institute of Education in the UK where he is a Reader in Adult Numeracy and post-16 Mathematics.
'Beyond Schooling: Towards a more adult LLN curriculum' with Dr Rob McCormack from Victoria University, Melbourne, where he has established teams of student rovers employed as peer mentors to assist other students in the Learning Commons.
'The Strengths in Us All' with Dr Peter Waterhouse, Workplace Learning Initiatives
Senator Stephens, Parliamentary Secretary for Social Inclusion and the Voluntary Sector and
Parliamentary Secretary Assisting the Prime Minister for Social Inclusion, addressed the Pre-Conference Forum at the 2008 Australian Council for Adult Literacy Conference.
Senator Stephens was a member of ACAL in the 80s and 90s and received an award during International Literacy Year (1990) for her adult literacy involvement.
2008 ACAL Conference and forumSome presentations are available.
You can hear the program of professional development events that used Literacy Live - ACAL's virtual meeting room.
'Surfing outside the flags: catching waves, avoiding rips’
with QCAL at Surfers Paradise, October, 2008
Presentations from the conference and forum

in conjunction with New Zealand organisations

in South Australia
in Victoria