For a few March nights, students in two classes of the Free English Program turned their learning lenses inward in an effort to understand how languages help form them.
Engaging our Volunteer Community through Learning—and fun!
Is there a better way to spend a Saturday morning in early March than picking up some new ways to better serve our community, meet like minded people, and have some delicious snacks?
Volunteer Spotlight: Drew David
Volunteer Spotlight Drew David has been volunteering as a tutor for ILI students since last August. He’s no stranger to […]
ILI Spotlight: Brian Long, teacher trainer and ILI instructor
ILI Spotlight Meet Brian Long, one of the many dedicated teachers who work daily at ILI to advance our mission. This […]
The Top 5 Benefits of Learning English Online with Native English Speaking Teachers
Will learning English Online with a Native English Speaker Benefit You? Yes, absolutely! Having a native English speaker as your […]
ILI Student Stories: Chinatsu Nagamune
Chinatsu Nagamune is an ESOL student in ILI’s Free English classes for Immigrants and Refugees. The background of her Zoom […]
Literate Mending in Multilingual Families
Children and Parents Talk about Language Riya and I are sitting at a café, talking about her experiences as a […]
“Financial Literacy,” a project of ILI and Valley Community Development Center, is now in the pilot stage!
Over the past year, ILI created an exciting new curriculum- Financial Literacy—thanks to our partnership with Valley Community Development Center […]
Driving curriculum and legislative bill aim to expand access to driver’s licenses for immigrants and refugees in Massachusetts!
Two recent developments have the potential to increase the ability of immigrants and refugees to obtain driver’s licenses in ILI’s […]
$25,000 Challenge Match Met! ILI’s Impact Continues
ILI supporters have met a $25,000 Challenge Match put forward by four anonymous donors—two weeks ahead of the deadline. This […]