I am genuinely a part of the national community education network. It will keep you informed about what's new, what's good, and what's ahead in the community education field. Theoretical Discussions, Research Projects, and Descriptions of Successful Programs in our professional journal give you food for thought and examples of model programs for replication. A forum for the exchange of ideas in the field, the Community Education Journal is in your mailbox four times a year. Training on Current Issues and unparalleled opportunities for networking are yours at the NCEA annual conference , the largest gathering nationally of community educators from across the country and abroad.
Members receive a significant discount on conference registration.
An active network of committees and task forces involves hundreds of volunteers in the governance and guidance of the association. Peer Support through Networking is just a phone call away. NCEA's annual Membership and Resource Directory puts you in touch with colleagues from around the country and internationally, too. Working in a small community, you can feel isolated from national movements and events. NCEA has connected me with community education nationally and put me in touch with excellent people, new information, and fresh ideas.