[NIFL-POVRACELIT:431] social justice publication for adult educators

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Call for articles for next issue of "The Change Agent"

"The Change Agent" is a biannual newspaper published by the New
England Literacy Resource Center of World Education.  Its mission is
to provide news, issues, ideas and other teaching resources that
inspire and enable adult educators and learners to make civic
participation and social justice-related concerns part of their
teaching and learning. Each issue of the 24-page newspaper focuses on
a different social justice topic.  Some of the past issues have been
about the changing world of work, environmental health, immigration,
and media literacy. "The Change Agent" includes a mix of articles and
activities that are of interest to both teachers and students in adult
education programs (GED, basic literacy, and ESOL). 

You can find a copy of each Change Agent plus an interactive web page
with online activities related to the most recent issue at:
www.nelrc.org.

Spring 2001 issue theme: Economic Security and Justice

Educators and Adult Learners: We are looking for lessons, activities,
and student writings about economic security and justice issues.

Some questions to think about:
		*	Why is there a growing gap between rich and
poor in the US?
*	Why is housing so expensive?
*	What accounts for wage differences between men and women;
people of color and whites?
*	How are former welfare recipients doing?
*	What is our role as US consumers and world citizens in a
global economy?
*	What can be done and by whom so more people can be
economically secure?
		
All articles must be received by May 1, 2000.
All articles will be considered. Final decisions are made by The
Change Agent Editorial Board.

Please send material (by e-mail or on PC disk, if possible) to: 
Angela Orlando, World Education, 44 Farnsworth Street, Boston, MA
02210 phone: 617-482-9485  fax: 617-482-0617 e-mail:
aorlando@worlded.org



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