[NIFL-POVRACELIT:951] community newspapers

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I am looking for information on community newspapers or other publications
that are at least in part written by people in literacy programs. In other
words, publications that teach people in literacy programs to write news and
feature stories and personal essays.

Does anyone know of any?

 

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