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Student seeks ESL expertise

To Whom It May Concern:
My name is Amy Diaz and I am Harvard student working for fluenz.org, an early stage non-profit organization looking to create a survival English program for low-income Spanish speaking immigrants and refugees in the US. Right now, we are in the research phase of our project, looking for the best way to serve this population. I was hoping to conduct informational interviews with members of your group who have experience teaching ESL classes to these populations. Your help will be greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance for your time.
Amy Diaz / gro.zneulfobfsctd-5f4f16@yma
fluenz.org

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