What name was given to the literacy movement that occurrred from the end of World War 2 through the present time?

The literacy movement that emerged after World War II is often referred to as the "Adult Literacy Movement." This movement focused on improving literacy rates among adults, emphasizing the importance of education for personal empowerment, economic development, and social justice. It aimed to address the challenges of illiteracy in various contexts, including developing countries and marginalized communities, fostering lifelong learning and skills development.