NAHWW Mission:

To provide a forum in which writers, editors, and related professionals can share marketing information and commentary, forge friendships and business relationships and open new opportunities to the benefit of all members.


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Latest NAHWW Newsletter Available Online

Members can download the Spring 2008 NAHWW Newsletter online. On the left menu, complete Member Login, select Member Newsletter, then select Current Newsletter. This issue includes the winners of the 2008 "Golden Hammer" Writing Awards and other useful information. Prior newsletters are available in the Newsletter Archive.

 

Talk Amongst Yourselves: Members-Only Forum

NAHWW.org now features an online forum for members. The first two rooms are Shop Talk (for general discussions) and Marketplace (for market-specific information). Join the discussion! Log on as a member (join us if you're not) and select Member Forums in the left column. More rooms will be added in the future as interest dictates. It's another reason to be a member of the NAHWW!

 

Editors and Publishers:

Find professional writers and resources among our members. Select Member Expertise (left column), then the Media (books, magazines, manuals, newspapers, online, photography, and video/tv/radio) and Topics (home improvement, woodworking, gardening, outdoor, other) to find qualified writers who are members of the NAHWW.

For research on home improvement, tools, woods, building materials, and fasteners select DIY Resources (left column) and browse.To find out more about specific NAHWW members, select Member Directory and use the Search function (leave blank to list all members). Directory listings include biographies, credits, and contact information.

  

Hands-On Education Resolution Unanimously Approved by NAHWW

We, members of the NAHWW, adopt hands-on education in our nation's homes and schools as our organization's public service mission and imperative. We regard the use of the hands in education as being an essential requirement for engaging the passions of our children and youth. We acknowledge the importance of learning through use of the hands for bringing forth the inherent wisdom of each individual. We challenge our nations' schools and communities to create and sustain programs of manual training and the arts for children of all ages.

 

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