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The Hive goes live!
Hive South Yorkshire is a new hub for 14 to 25s from across South Yorkshire that offers high-quality writing activities and signposts writing-related opportunities to young people throughout the region through its online network
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The Writer’s Cycle
Paper Nations have just released The Writer’s Cycle, an innovative resource for writing educators to develop creative support for writers at any age or experience.
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We're looking for members interested in writing book reviews for Writing in Education.
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Writing in Practice Volume 6
Volume 6 of NAWE's Journal of Creative Writing Research is now published – we're currently taking submissions for Volume 8.
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Writing in Education Volume 80
The Spring 2020 edition is now available to read online.
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NAWE Conference Bristol: New Dates
In response to the current COVID-19 situation, we’ve made the difficult decision to postpone the annual NAWE Conference from November 2020 to 12-13 March 2021. Please save the dates!
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