Aboriginal Literacy Symposium 2011 Identity

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Literacy and essential skills are a key factor for positive change. That is why raising literacy levels among Aboriginal people is a fundamental strategy to alleviate the unacceptable realities facing Aboriginal people in Manitoba.

Our challenge here was to create an identity package for the event, along with all needed materials for the event. The proud eagle once again was used to represent pride, strength, and courage. Combined with the potential of a book, the spirit has no bounds.

The conference was put together by the folks over at Literacy Partners of Manitoba.

www.aboriginal-literacy2011.ca

Aboriginal Literacy Symposium 2011 Identity

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