ON-LINE CONFERENCE: VIOLENCE AND LEARNING: RESEARCH TO PRACTICE 
April 29 - May 26, 2007

Register for the on-line conference at 
http://www.literacy.bc.ca/conference_home/ 

Jenny Horsman, Evelyn Battell, Nadine Sookermany, Heather Ward and
Kate Nonesuch invite you to participate in an on-line conference with
literacy practitioners from Canada and around the world. We are part
of a group of practitioners who are working on the issue of changing
literacy practice to take into account the effects of violence on
learning. Research has helped us to understand impacts of violence on
learning and to identify ways to address them. How can we move this
research more widely into literacy practice? During this on-line
conference, we will describe projects we are undertaking in various
settings to address this question, and we will present our initial
findings. 

We will ask you to react to the findings, reflect on our findings in
the light of your experience, and help us push the analysis of our
data forward. 

Are you interested in the relationship between violence and learning?
Are you interested in making change in literacy programs to deal with
violence and learning? Are you interested in research in practice
(practitioner research)? If so, this on-line conference is for you.
The conference will run from April 29 to May 26; feel free to
participate in the discussion, or just read what other people have to
say. 

This project is funded by the National Office of Literacy and
Learning (NOLL), Human Resources and Social Development Canada. For
more information about the project, go to 
http://www.jennyhorsman.com/call06/proposal.pdf 

Snipped from Week's Announcements from the Centre for the Study of
Education & Work, 4/15/07.
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