‘Stigma driving persistent literacy crisis’

September 14, 2025

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Trinidad and Tobago is facing a literacy crisis.

This according to Adult Literacy Tutors Association (ALTA) founder and coordinator Paula Lucie-Smith.

Lucie-Smith says thousands of citizens continue to struggle with reading and writing, while stigma keeps many more from seeking help.

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