Hello CSJ Members –
We are excited to do our next call for articles for the upcoming two newsletters! Topics of interest include (but are not limited to) the following:
1) How are green card and work visa holders being emotionally impacted by the new administration?
2) How do we engage liberals and conservatives in communities to come together on social justice issues in the current political climate?
3) Fighting increased racism in the community
4) Fighting increased bullying in schools, communities and workplace settings
5) Resources for advocating for mental health needs at the city, state and federal levels
6) Increased concerns in communities around domestic violence with the potential cuts slated to be made to VAWA
Have other topics of interest that are relevant to social justice concerns domestically and abroad? Send them!
Please send all articles to shannongng@gmail.com
APA style preferred for citations only (but not necessary since this is NOT a refereed journal). Please use Arial 11 point font, single spaced. Please keep articles to two pages single spaced maximum where possible.
Mahalo for all you do in our communities world wide!
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Shannon Ng
Newsletter Editor
Kailua Kona HI
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Good Morning!
When would these submissions be due to you?
Thanks! Maureen
On Tue, Feb 14, 2017 at 9:29 PM, Counselors for Social Justice wrote:
> Counselors for Social Justice posted: “Hello CSJ Members – We are excited > to do our next call for articles for the upcoming two newsletters! Topics > of interest include (but are not limited to) the following: 1) How are > green card and work visa holders being emotionally impacted by the new ad” >
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Hello and thank you for your reply. We are actually looking for submissions for the next two newsletters, so I think there is plenty of time. I will ask Shannon, though. Thanks again. Robin L. Communication Officer
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Hello Maureen!
Here is the answer to your question:
To be considered for the next edition March 5 is preferable, but flexible. For the third edition of the year, May 1 is preferable.
Thank you for your question!
Shannon
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