Adelante Educación
Women participating in the adult education program build the confidence to make sound decisions for themselves, advocate for their families, and engage in their communities.
Adelante Educación uses a popular education model which places academic learning within the context of the lives of the low-income Latina women who attend the program.
In addition to taking coursework in English Language Development (ELD), mathematics, grammar, and parenting, the women participate in an eighteen-week seminar focused on conflict resolution called ESPERE.
Participating in both academic and personal development classes results in phenomenal transformation for the Adelante Educación students. Approximately 35 women and their children ages 1-5 attend Adelante Educación each year. Women commit to attending class five days a week for a full year and also pledge 20 hours of community service per school term, in order to “give back” to their community. See the photo gallery for stories about their volunteer work.
Visit our Donate page to learn about supporting the Adelante Educación program.
Check out our Volunteer page for information about how to get involved with Adelante Educación.


