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Publishing from Detention

These students have a voice in the most unlikely of locations. Check out
this article from What Can Kids Do?

http://www.whatkidscando.org/your_stories/2009/03_blogging/index.html

at 13.3.09

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Service Learning Resources

Article - "An African Tale" NYT Upfront
Article - "You, Too, Can Be a Banker to the Poor." NYT Upfront
Book - A Kids' Guide to Hunger & Homelessness
Book - A Leader's Guide to What Do You Stand For? CD-Rom
Book - Buy Service Learning Books From Free Spirit Publishing
Book - Get Out! 150 Easy Ways for Kids and Grown-up to Get Into Nature and Build a Greener Future
Book - Kids Guide to Protecting and Caring for Animals: How to Take Action!
Book - Kids with Courage: True Stories About Young People Making a Difference
Book - Teen Guide to Global Action
Book - The Complete Guide to Service Learning
Example - From Good Character
Example - Heifer International
Example - High Tech High
Example - Morse High School Garden
Grant - Project Learning Tree
Grant - ServeNet
Implementation - Introduction to Service Learning
Implementation - SDUSD Service Learning
Implementation - “Problem Tree Analysis”
Photos - Free photos to use
Research & Grants- Effective Practices for Engaging At-Risk Youth in Service
Research - Connecting with the Community. 2004.
Research - Impact of Service Learning
Research - Leveling the Path to Participation
Research - Service Learning: Making the Connection
Research - The State of the Service Learning Project
Resource - CyberSchool Bus
Resource - Learn and Serve National Clearinghouse.
Resource - National Service Learning Partnership
Resource - Taking It Global
Resource - What Can Kids Do
The Kid's Guide to Service Projects
The Kid's Guide to Social Action
Video - Patricia Stilton Young Social Entrepreneurs
Video - “Experiencing Tradition”

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Jennifer Hardison Sims: San Diego, California, United States; I am passionate about building community and advancing learning, language, and service outcomes for students, organizations and educators through development of strategic projects and partnerships. If I can ever be of assistance to you, your school, business or organization please contact me.

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