Grantwriting Infrastructure for Grassroots Nonprofits: A Case Study and Resource for Attempting to ‘Return Stolen Things by Zosha Stuckey

Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing and Rhetoric Jul 2020 RSS

Grantwriting Infrastructure for Grassroots Nonprofits: A Case Study and Resource for Attempting to ‘Return Stolen Things by Zosha Stuckey

Abstract

In responding to conversations on engaged infrastructure, racial and reparative justice, and transformational WPA leadership, I call for more writing teachers and writing programs to take up grantwriting as a way to create much needed infrastructure for small, struggling grassroots nonprofits (NPOs). I detail G.I.V.E. (Grantwriting in Valued Environments), a community writing project at Towson… Continue reading Grantwriting Infrastructure for Grassroots Nonprofits: A Case Study and Resource for Attempting to ‘Return Stolen Things by Zosha Stuckey

Journal: Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing and Rhetoric
Published: 2020-07-27
Topics: writing program administration service learning qualitative research multilingual writers

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