@Work

Sites@Work offers snapshots of NWP sites at work as they find ways to better serve the teachers and students in their service area.  Successful NWP sites have learned that diverse voices and perspectives create rich opportunities for learning and teaching.  Leadership that represents the diversity of the area allows sites to provide relevant programming that meets the needs of their area.  Be sure to check out the marketing@work tab to explore strategies that have worked to increase the visibility and sustainability of the contributing sites.

Access, Relevance & Diversity in Site Marketing

NWP sites that give strong consideration to the elements of access, relevance and diversity are better able to sustain themselves because these elements position sites to engage their service area according the needs of their site's teachers, students, and community members.

The links listed below show marketing material samples from South Coast Writing Project, Montana Writing Project, Greater Kansas City Writing Project, Alaska State Writing Consortium, San Diego Area Writing Project, and the Minnesota Writing Project These samples include brochures, pamphlets, fliers, applications and websites.

We'd love to have your contributions to the @Work Connect site.  This page has videos and information to help you post.  Feel free to contact us if you have difficulties!