Introduction

Resources

	Management
	Communication
	Programming
	Integrating K-12 and After-School Programs
	Community Building/ Collaboration
	Evaluation

Appendices

	Title Index
	Web Sites

For More Afterschool

National Partnership for Quality Afterschool Learning Web site

Communicating the Afterschool Message Through the Media (New in 2nd Edition)

National Center for Community Education with the Afterschool Alliance

The media exert enormous influence on the thinking of the American public. The various forms of media offer excellent opportunities to reach new and large audiences with important messages that influence public perception of your program or the need for after-school programs. This very practical guide discusses the various types of media and provides practical, detailed guidelines for communicating. (40 pages)

No Date Print No Charge Web Resource http://www.afterschoolalliance.org/media_book.pdf

Afterschool Alliance 1616 H Street, NW, Ste. 820 Washington, DC 20006 Phone: (202) 347-2030 Web: http://www.afterschoolalliance.org

This resource is from the Communication category.

Prices of resources listed in this guide were accurate as of December 2003. Please contact the publisher for current availability and pricing.