Scholarships are available for early childhood educators who are committed to thoughtful, student-centered, culturally-responsive literacy teaching. Recipients receive $300 to attend the National Council of Teachers of English annual conference.
The World View Fellows Program is an intensive, interdisciplinary professional learning opportunity that deepens educators understanding of an issue related to global education. The program culminates in the creation of… Continue Reading »
Lunch Ticket is a literary and art journal that publishes articles on conversations about social justice and community activism. It strives to provide education to empower students to lead meaningful… Continue Reading »
This blog is aimed at giving visibility to African and Black writers rarely covered by the mainstream African media. The blog and related podcast cover literary news from across the… Continue Reading »
The Bagus NG is a literary platform dedicated to promoting African literature and the arts and bringing awareness to the work of African authors and artists.
ICWA offers two-year immersive fellowship programs for participants to develop deeper knowledge of foreign cultures through research and writing.
This is the personal blog of Abu Halen, who has lived for many years in the Middle East, Latin America, and India. He is a U.S. diplomat but prefers to… Continue Reading »
The Joseph S. Nye, Jr. National Security Internship seeks to follow Dr. Nye’s leadership by offering a rigorous internship program involving policy research, writing, exposure to national policy debates and… Continue Reading »
A list of literary festivals hosted around the world provided by Vacationidea
ABR is an independent, not-for-profit monthly magazine, governed by an independent board, managed by a small, skilled editorial and management team, and committed to the publication and promotion of creative… Continue Reading »
