When you can't read a medicine bottle: California immigrants

Not being able to read English well doesn’t just make life difficult — it can be dangerous.

Related Keywords

Spain , New Mexico , United States , Central Valley , California , Orange County , San Joaquin Valley , Monterey , Canada , Tulare Adult School , San Diego , Mexico , Americans , Californians , American , Spanish , Christine Spencer , Luis Sandoval , Carolyn Zachry , John Werner , Jonathan Rothwell , Marcelina Chamu , Sarah Cacicio , Jeanne Batalova , Analilia Gutierrez , Beatrice Sanchez , Edsource Emma Gallegos , Yolanda Sanchez , Isabel Gutierrez , Olga Meave , Rosa Lopez , Building Skills Partnership , Welcome Back Initiative , Migration Institute , Impact Network , California Council For Adult Education Do , National Center , Sequoia Adult Education Consortium , Service Workers , American Community , Tulare Adult , Central San Joaquin , International Assessment , Adult Competencies , Community Survey , Central San Joaquin Valley , Central Coast , Latin American , Adult Education Office , California Department , Education Statistics , Merced Metro Area , United Service Workers West , California Based Building Skills Partnership , Orange County Credit , Mariana Gonzalez , Bay Area , Southern California , Skills Partnership , Madera Unified , Adult Literacy , Learning Impact Network , California Council , Adult Education ,