AfterSchool Review

Volume 3, No. 1

NAA is now accepting manuscripts for the Spring 2008 issue of the AfterSchool Review. The topic for this issue is, "Science in Afterschool.” We are looking for a variety articles focused on anything that incorporates science learning in afterschool programs. Topics may address practices, models and research on the environment, global warming, space, etc.

Manuscripts must follow the Author’s Guidelines for The AfterSchool Review and should be submitted to afterschoolreview@naaweb.org. The deadline for submissions is January 31, 2008.

AfterSchool Review, the National AfterSchool Associations’ professional publication for the afterschool professional community, focuses on up-to-date research, theory, resources, effective afterschool practices, and public policy and advocacy and provides NAA members and affiliated organizations with a forum for discussion on issues and ideas in the afterschool and out-of-school time field.

The AfterSchool Review is augmented by an annual issue of the popular youth development journal titled New Directions for Youth Development. National Conference participants are given a complimentary copy of the journal. The issue from the 2007 NAA Conference is still available for $10 (for NAA members) and $12 (for nonmembers). The issues normally sell for $29 each. To learn more about the issue or to purchase a copy, please click here

Specifics

• Distributed to more than 9,000 members and 36 state affiliate organizations - and growing every day.
• Our professional members represent the broad diversity of the afterschool field, including youth-serving organizations, school-based and community-based, private, and Department of Defense programs.
• NAA represents the largest voice in the field and strives to bring that voice to issues of quality programming, professional development, and public policy.

For questions or for more information contact the Editor at afterschoolreview@naaweb.org