I’ll be hosting The Blog Carnival Against Child Abuse this month.
For anyone and everyone who would like to participate, the Carnival will post on Friday, November 30, and submissions are due by Wednesday, November 28. You can go straight to the submission form here.
The November Theme: Gratitude
November is the month of Thanksgiving. While this is not a holiday celebrated everywhere, it does provide an interesting theme for the edition. Interpret it broadly. Perhaps it is about the things you feel thankful for, perhaps it is the things that you don’t. Perhaps it is the ways in which gratitude helps, or perhaps it is the ways in which gratitude is difficult. There are no limits to what you might write and, as usual, submissions not related to the theme are appreciated as much as the ones that are.
As this is the first time I am hosting, I thought it would be good to give a little extra information about the carnival. Anything related to all forms of child abuse is welcome; personal stories, poetry, media analysis, support and recovery information, the aftermath, therapy, child advocacy, and education. You do not need to have been a victim of child abuse in order to participate, although many participants are, because the goal of the carnival is to raise awareness. If you have something you would like to say, please don’t hesitate to take part.
I would also like to say thank to Marj at Survivors Can Thrive for giving me the opportunity to host. And thank you to everyone who contributes to raising awareness of this issue, not just in the carnival, but in life.
This is a great announcement post. I think you’ll be a great host, too! I got you listed over at blog carnival dot com–so we’ve got an announcement for submissions there as well. I’ll e-mail you with mjore pertinent details.
ok we are sorry but we have never got the hang off submitting a article so cna i just leave it here with you and you get the thingess needed to submit it http://lifespacings.blogspot.com/2007/11/old-learning-to-new.html
That’s fine jumpinginpuddles. I’ll add it to my list. Thank you.