Community
Works
Journal

is published in print and electronic format (PDF), in support of teaching practices that build community.

We published our first print issue in 1996. Since then the Journal has consistently featured stories, models and resources intended to inspire by example.

The Journal showcase innovative educational strategies, practices and curriculum that involve teachers and students in meaningful work within their communities.

The Journal is distributed to individual teachers and educational networks across North America and beyond.

Exemplars
Articles originally appearing in the Journal

Experienced Reflections
Educators, parents, administrators and students reflect on connecting education to community.
Readers Comment

OUR STAFF
Executive Editor
Joe Brooks

Senior Editor
Susan Bonthron


Contributing Editors:
Megan Camp
Jen Cirillo
Greg Sharrow
David Sobel


Editorial Assistant
Cynthia Fairbanks

Contributing Artists:
Mary Azarian and Dede Cummings

Business Accounts
Traci LaMarche




Written by teachers and accompanied by student work and photos this special expanded reflection edition of Community Works Journal, features essays and reflections accompanied by curriculum overviews that highlight the importance of place, service, and sustainability to a relevant and meaningful education.

To review or download the issue
go to Journal Archives.


Now Available!
Summer 2007 Issue
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Limited quantities of the print edition of
previous issues
are available for $6 per copy, or $3.50 per copy for 20 or more.

Archive of Past Issues

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Print Edition Information

Organizational Subscriptions are available for the print edition at very reasonable rates.


“It is absolutely the best magazine on Sustainability and Service-Learning I have seen. I have learned so much from them and I use the ideas when doing presentations. The ideas are fresh and trendy for education.”
Peter DiMaio, Spanish Instructor
Octorara Area Middle School
Atglen, PA


“In recent seminars for education and environment funders on community and place based education, I have highlighted Community Works Journal as one of the best articulations of the work in this new field.

The synthesis of arts, environment, literature and cultural heritage work in the Journal reaches out to all segments of rural and urban communities.”


David Sobel,
Director of Teacher Certification
Antioch New England Graduate School


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South Burlington, Vermont 05407


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Submission Guidelines

Contact us if you are involved in an educational project like the ones you read about in Community Works Journal. Our readers will greatly value your story, experience and
curriculum ideas
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Submissions Due By July 15 Nov. 15 March 15
Publication Date Oct-Nov March June
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PUBLICATION & DISTRIBUTION
of Community Works Journal is made possible, in part, through grants from The Corporation for National Service, The Josephine Bay Paul and C. Michael Paul Foundation, support from Shelburne Farms, and with generous donations by individuals.