New York Assembly Resolution 163 honors Ruth J. Colvin, recognizing her contributions to literacy and education in New York State.

New York Assembly Resolution 163 celebrates the life and accomplishments of Ruth J. Colvin, who founded Literacy Volunteers in 1962 and significantly impacted literacy efforts in New York. The resolution acknowledges her founding of the Dubbers Golf Group for women, her authorship of twelve books, and her receipt of the Volunteer Action Award and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Literacy organizations across New York trace their origins to Literacy Volunteers and Ruth J. Colvin, helping thousands of adults develop literacy, math, and digital literacy skills.

New York Assembly Resolution 163 honors Ruth J. Colvin, recognizing her contributions to literacy and education in New York State.

New York Assembly Resolution 163 celebrates the life and accomplishments of Ruth J. Colvin, who founded Literacy Volunteers in 1962 and significantly impacted literacy efforts in New York. The resolution acknowledges her founding of the Dubbers Golf Group for women, her authorship of twelve books, and her receipt of the Volunteer Action Award and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Literacy organizations across New York trace their origins to Literacy Volunteers and Ruth J. Colvin, helping thousands of adults develop literacy, math, and digital literacy skills.