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What is the Interagency Coordinating Group for Adult Literacy?

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What is the Interagency Coordinating Group for Adult Literacy?

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The Interagency Coordinating Group for Adult Literacy (ICG) is comprised of 14 federal agencies (see ‘Member Agencies’ page) with the shared goal of coordinating federal adult education & literacy efforts across the 14 agencies. The ICG is expanding literacy services to adult learners across the Untied States by leveraging federal investments in literacy across programs. In undertaking this task, the ICG is exploring various public/private partnerships, reducing duplication of effort, sharing best practices and research, and assisting states in maximizing the federal investment in literacy. Every member of the ICG has programmatic resources to support literacy and adult education.