R.N.
I would recommend that you have a look at the SABES website - they 
provide professional development in Massachusetts and their website 
could give you some leads. (www.sabes.org) -- they sometimes have job 
postings -- and you should try to get on the mailing lists of the 
regional offices - they sometimes have job postings as well.

and have a look at the ACLS section of the Dept of Mass ed website 
(http://www.doemass.org/acls/)

The only DOE funded literacy programs on the Cape are through ACCCESS 
at Cape Cod community College - and on Martha's Vineyard.

The annual WE LEARN conference (www.litwomen.org/welearn.html) will 
most likely be in the Boston area in March 2007 -- you might try to get 
to that as well as a way to start making contacts with other women 
involved in women's literacy issues in your area.

Hope this all helps.
Mev

WE LEARN
Women Expanding: Literacy Education Action Resource Network
www.litwomen.org/welearn.html

Mev Miller, Ed.D., Director
182 Riverside Ave.
Cranston, RI 02910
401-383-4374
welearn at litwomen.org


On Friday, June 2, 2006, at 09:52  AM, rosamw at comcast.net wrote:


>  

>

>

> -------------- Original message --------------

> From: "Daphne Greenberg" <alcdgg at langate.gsu.edu>

>

> > This would be an excellent posting for the women and literacy 

> listserv.

> Perhaps

> > someone out there can give you good advice. If you hit reply all to 

> a posting

> > that you get from the listserv, and copy/paste this message, you 

> message will

> be

> > posted. Does that make sense to you?

> > Daphne

> >

> > >>> 06/01/06 12:02 PM >>>

> > Dear Ms. Greenberg:

> >

> > I am a woman extremely interested in the concept of "women and 

> literacy."

> > Reading is a vital component of who I am as a person and my 

> worldview. I want

> > to pass this passion and skill on to other women. But this has been 

> a problem

> > to date. How does one find employment in this field? I live on Cape 

> Cod, MA

> > and, unfortunately, it appears my options are limited. I need full 

> time

> > employment, not one course here or there. I have my undergraduate 

> degree in

> > management, but have been in the field of education for the past 15 

> years. Of

> > course, I am not looking for job offers from you, but maybe some 

> ideas to get

> > into the field. Any suggestions or ideas would be appreciated. Also, 

> state

> > jobs appear to be the only other option but are few and far between.

> >

> > Thanks so much for any consideration you can give me. And thank you 

> for your

> > valuable work in this field.

> >

> > R.N.

>

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