Articles reflect issues from both urbanles reflect issues from both urban and rural areas. Although editorial decisions are made by the officers of the corporation, ENW looks to its editorial board for suggestions and advice. ENW has a short publishing time lag of between five to eight weeks. ENW intends to give you the other sides of the stories on issues of local, national and global importance by providing access to articles published in the domestic ethnic press. The intent of ENW is to provide access to articles published in the ethnic press.
Publications are predominently secular in nature.
ENW provides access to voices on local and regional issues or concerns which may not be reflected in the mainstream press. In addition, most of the user instruction information is either available onscreen or can be called up on useful help screens, replete with examples. Directions for searching are available in either English or Spanish. ENW also has English or Spanish language search options. Although there is no printed or online thesaurus, one can browse indexes of selected categories, such as keyword, subject, geographic location, or author in order to determine the occurance of specific terms in the database.