www.literacy.org
This website provides information, on an international basis, concerning literacy for researchers, policymakers and practitioners worldwide. It is sponsored by the International Literacy Institute and the U.S. National Center on Adult Literacy.

www.alphaplus.ca
The AlphaPlus Centre serves practitioners and organizations that work in the Deaf, Native, Francophone, and Anglophone adult literacy field in Ontario. It provides on-line training, information, resources and support including a good Index to Web Resources. It also hosts several online discussion groups including one on Family Literacy.

www.investinkids.org
Invest in Kids promotes the healthy social, emotional and intellectual development of children aged zero to five. The website provides good resources and information on current research, public education work, and professional education initiatives that focus on strengthening the parenting skills, knowledge and confidence of parents.

www.zerotothree.org
Zero to Three is a U.S. non-profit organization that offers an outstanding range of resources and services for professionals and parents. Check out their professional journal and order back issues on a range of very relevant topics.

www.nald.ca
The Canadian National Adult Literacy Database Inc. provides a comprehensive, up-to-date and accessible database of adult literacy programs, resources, services and activities across Canada. It also links with other organizations and databases worldwide.

www.cfc-efc.ca
Fifty Canadian non-profit organizations have come together under the banner of Child & Family Canada to provide quality, credible resources on children and families on this website. The managing partner of the consortium is the Canadian Child Care Federation.

www.famlit.org
The U.S. National Center for Family Literacy is an internationally recognized leader in family literacy, having pioneered a critically acclaimed intergenerational approach. NCFL provides professional development services, research and policy analysis, and advocacy. It also hosts an excellent on-line discussion group with interesting guests.

www.connectforkids.org
Connect for Kids is an award-winning multimedia project directed at parents, educators, policymakers and practitioners. Check out the ‘Topics A-Z’ section, and subscribe to a free weekly email newsletter and ‘Connections’, a monthly bulletin highlighting original articles, profiles and interviews.