An educator for the past 40 years, Nina Oetting and is a graduate of the World Journalism Institute mid-career course. In addition to freelance work, she contributes as Legacy Content Specialist for the 442d Project. She and her husband have two adult sons.
After surgeries restored Hope Jones’s eyesight, she still had years of missed schooling to recover. Some 59 million U.S. adults have literacy skills at the lowest level. Those who seek help may find themselves waiting: enrollment is rising, while the number of volunteer teachers has fallen nearly in half. WORLD’s Nina Oetting reports.
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