Writing Project sites around the US are accepting applications for their summer institutes. Find your local site and get plugged in to the best #PD you'll every have! www.nwp.org/what-we-do/s...

Our latest episode of #nwpradio features a discussion with @hickstro.bsky.social and @teachkht.bsky.social, authors of Teaching Writing in the Age of AI. They discuss the ethical and practical challenges of using #AI tools in writing instruction and strategies that nurture thinking. bit.ly/487RJCZ

National Writing Project and Write Out t-shirts, hoodies, tumblers and more are alway available so you can show off your love of writing and the teaching of writing! shop.nwp.org

If you're interested in advocacy, join other teachers in the Write Now Teacher Studio for the Everyday Advocacy Playbook study. First synchronous event is April 8. bit.ly/3Np5hmC

The April book study in the #nwpstudio will feature the Everyday Advocacy Playbook, "a thorough guide to achieving positive change in local schools and districts across the country, combined with workbook response spaces for readers to think, write, and plan..." Get the book at bit.ly/4lKshJm

Did you know the Write Now Teacher Studio hosts book studies each month? Today at 4p PT, join any time. #nwpstudio bit.ly/4kVjNi0

How do ideals derived from America’s foundational documents inform our sense of civic purpose? A collection of American Creed films on PBS LearningMedia opens a door into the lives of young people across the nation. Explore a flexible curriculum and begin creating your own. March 17 bit.ly/4qBxWTX

Civic Learning Week kicks off on Monday! Discover classroom-ready civics resources to support teaching the America 250 anniversary in our fast-paced virtual resource slam and Q&A. March 11, 7-8p ET bit.ly/4rvKPP9

Join colleagues in the #nwpstudio for the March Book Study of Building Literate Communities: A Conversation with Sheridan Blau. Join today and the first synchronous event is March 10! bit.ly/4kVjNi0 #EduSky

Join us online during Civic Learning Week! Discover classroom-ready civics resources to support teaching the America 250 anniversary in a fast-paced virtual resource slam and Q&A. March 11, 7-8p ET bit.ly/4rvKPP9 #EduSky

Join Dr. Paige Whitlock (NoRedInk) and Dr. Tanya Baker (National Writing Project) on March 4 for a panel of teacher-researchers exploring how student voice, choice, and guidance can shape meaningful AI use in writing classrooms. #EduSky #AI bit.ly/4aI8HIO

There's still time to register for this online event! All registrants will have access to recordings. tinyurl.com/BeyondtheAlg...

This month’s Teacher’s Lounge in the #nwpstudio is all about assignments you love: the ones that spark curiosity, invite student voice, or remind you why you became a teacher in the first place. Join the conversation tomorrow (Thu) at 4p PT/7p ET bit.ly/3Oman36 #EduSky #loveteaching

The National Writing Project (NWP) mourns the loss of Dr. Ernest Morrell, a former teacher-consultant with the Bay Area Writing Project and a powerful voice in transforming literacy education and advancing social justice in schools and communities. www.nwp.org/news/in-memo...

Join us online during Civic Learning Week! Discover classroom-ready civics resources to support teaching the #America250 anniversary in a fast-paced virtual resource slam and Q&A. March 11, 7-8p ET bit.ly/4rvKPP9 #EduSky

Writing Project colleagues are thinking about "Teaching in the Age of AI." Join this FREE virtual conference: 🧠 navigating AI & digital media 📰 distinguishing fact from fiction 🤝 bridging social divides 💛 supporting well-being—for ourselves and our students tinyurl.com/BeyondtheAlg...

February invites a pause, not to romanticize teaching, but to remember why it matters. This month in the #nwpstudio, the theme Love Teaching is connected to the broader #LoveTeaching movement by focusing on the impact and relationships that sustain educators over time. bit.ly/4qNR1Ce

Through 5 design lenses—Cognitive Ownership, Productive Struggle, Social Sense-Making, Activation Energy, and Access Barriers—this guide from WestEd offers strategies for preserving what makes learning worthwhile while using #AI to reduce barriers + spark engagement. #EduSky bit.ly/49fjTgv

If you're in the area (or not!), mark your calendars for the Missouri Writing Projects Network conference. An excellent opportunity to connect with colleagues, learn something new, and get replenished. #nwpwritenow bit.ly/4bVAOGs

Sunday! Join colleagues in the #nwpstudio for a cozy afternoon conversation with author and NWP Writers Council member Kim Culbertson. No need to dress up, no need to prepare—come as you are, with your favorite beverage and talk about her novel, Other People's Kids. bit.ly/49Boh8l

Love this @writingproject.bsky.social The Write Time episode with @torreymaldonado.bsky.social talking about his new picture book, JUST RIGHT! #EduSky #TLsky

Using the prompt “One True Thing” as a springboard, our friends at @narrativemag.bsky.social invite high-school students to write a story, essay, or poem that takes readers on a journey toward a moment of truth. Submissions accepted through Feb 4, 2026: bit.ly/4qTTPyj #EduSky

"Making the Good Reader and Citizen," a 2-week online Summer Institute, will explore how literature instruction has shaped American education and will examine competing approaches to reading instruction and their impact on civic development. Deadline: March 6 #EduSky bit.ly/4iPI5cg

Today at 4p PT: Join colleagues in the #nwpstudio for a proposal writing session to help build the writing strand at the next NCTE conference in Nov 2026. This is a perfect opportunity to gather up your ideas, get some words on the page, and gain insight and feedback from peers. bit.ly/3LNnvNJ

Using the prompt “One True Thing” as a springboard, our friends at @narrativemag.bsky.social invite high-school students to write a story, essay, or poem that takes readers on a journey toward a moment of truth. Submissions accepted now-Feb 4, 2026: bit.ly/4qTTPyj

Starting Wednesday: The Hudson Valley Writing Project invites you to enjoy Pulitzer Prize Winning Percival Everett’s response to Marc Twain’s Huck Finn. Join colleagues in the #nwpstudio for three sessions exploring how language informs power, race, and personhood. #EduSky bit.ly/45kZ54X

Registration is now open!Join us this March @uconn.bsky.social @writingproject.bsky.social @ncte.org sswca.org/registration...

Educators: The importance of teaching about algorithms isn't going away. That's a bold prediction for 2026! 👀 Which is why you should check out this virtual event, "Beyond the Algorithm," on Feb. 28! 🔗 Register: tinyurl.com/BeyondtheAlg... @danieltrielli.bsky.social @writingproject.bsky.social

Author Cara Furman talks with Stephanie Jones, co-director of the Red Clay Writing Project, about bringing ethics, philosophy, and body-centered practices into teaching. #nwpradio #nwpwritenow bit.ly/3L7gabr

Did you know you can support the National Writing Project just by buying ANY book from Bookshop? 1...2...3👇🏼 bit.ly/nwp-at-books...

Throughout December, the Leatherstocking Writing Project is hosting a book study on Darcie Little Badger's award-winning novel A Snake Falls to Earth, a powerful blend of Indigenous storytelling, contemporary young-adult fiction, and environmental themes. #nwpstudio #nwpwritenow bit.ly/3Kustyo

Your support today fuels conversations that feed teachers’ curiosity and build a strong, engaged teaching force for America’s schools. #givingtuesday #nwpwritenow bit.ly/4rmhkjM

Talk directly with an author and expert on teacher research and inquiry! Join Cynthia Ballenger, author of Teaching IS Inquiry and our 2025–26 Teacher Research & Inquiry Ambassador. Tuesday, December 2 at 4:30pm PT | 7:30pm ET. bit.ly/4p8P0zF #nwpwritenow #nwpstudio #EduSky

Tonight in Denver (5:30p), first 30 check-ins get a free drink! Meet up with educators and the makers of new #AmericanCreedPBS shorts and curriculum exploring foundational American ideals. Discover opportunities for students to publish and share via the public media system. bit.ly/3LJSycN

Come dream with us! Enter a retreat, a space where you can ask “What if?” and share your dreams in a community built for writing. This #nwpstudio feed is meant to provide a place to write yourself into the future you want to live and work in. bit.ly/3XMp7cN

We're thrilled to feature award-winning author Hena Khan on The Write Time! Hena discusses her book We Are Big Time with NWP teacher-leader Rhiannon. Download/listen via NWP Radio wherever you get your podcasts. bit.ly/43zdWry #nwpwritenow

From Executive Director, Tanya Baker: "I am writing to share the sad news that the South Coast Writing Project’s Founding Director and long-time Writing Project Network leader, Sheridan Blau, has passed away." Read the full letter at bit.ly/4pd9CGO

The deadline for our Fall Story Contest is November 21! Submit your work today: www.narrativemagazine.com/fall-2025-st...

It's not too late to join colleagues in the Write Now Teacher Studio to read and discuss John Warner’s Why They Can't Write: Killing the Five-Paragraph Essay and Other Necessities. The book club in the #nwpstudio is a perfect way to connect and reflect with other teachers! bit.ly/4hMHyrb #EduSky

Don't miss the latest episode of The Write Time with the one and only Tony Weaver Jr.! Also, Tony will be featured at the Middle Level Luncheon on Friday of NCTE later this month. bit.ly/4oqydaZ

November invites us to pause, look around, and notice what’s sustaining us—the students who surprise us, the colleagues who lift us up, and the moments of joy that remind us why we teach. Visit the #nwpstudio to reflect on The Gift of Gratitude. bit.ly/4om5jIW

Today seems like the perfect day to bring back four outstanding youth from KC Storytellers, a project led by the Greater Kansas City Writing Project that unites communities through student stories. youtu.be/RWi-6s47RgA

If you participated in Write Out, we would love to hear from you! #writeout bit.ly/4oydKkR

Write Out may officially be over, but going outside to write is forever! And what might be even better? Getting a stack of these postcards and sending them to your family and friends. #writeout bit.ly/42YJB5i

Tomorrow at 4p PT/7p ET: Write Out invites you to take a moment to “park” yourself and celebrate where you live, work and play by writing poetry for the planet. Connect via Zoom with friends and colleagues to write and share. RSVP for Zoom link bit.ly/4nhFeJK #writeout

We're honored to have journalist, author, teacher, and Write Out Ambassador Rob Walker join us for a special edition of The Write Time, tomorrow at 4p PT/7p ET! Rob will be interviewed by WMWP teacher-consultant, @dogtrax.bsky.social. #writeout youtu.be/JZo99GjH3Mk

Get warmed up for the National Day on Writing (Oct 20) with "Why I Write: A Calling to See the World" by John Freeman. Visit the origins of Freeman's writing life through family letters and postcards. "There's a pleasure in sharing remarkable journeys." #writeout #WhyIWrite bit.ly/495Wy0P

Join us tonight for an interview with James Fester, 2025 #WriteOut Ambassador. @writingproject. We're talking about getting outdoors to write! It's Powerful! It's beautiful. He's brilliant!

Today at 4p PT/7p ET join Write Out Ambassador James Fester and educator Maggie Delgado-Chernick for this special #writeout edition of The Write Time! youtu.be/J9hzmdToJ6Y

Write Out is a free two-week celebration that will run today through the 26th. The goal is to be inspired by the world around us and to connect and learn through place-based writing and sharing. You can do #writeout for an hour, a day, or all week long! Learn more at writeout.nwp.org #writeout