Rhode Island Writing Project
The mission of the Rhode Island Writing Project is to improve writing, reading, and learning in Rhode Island's schools.
Our professional development model recognizes the primary importance of teacher knowledge, expertise, and leadership. Our work is grounded in the belief that the professional growth of teachers is essential to the growth of students.
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07/23/2026
Newport, Barrington, and ...?? Read on to find out our final location for OAI Origins. Be sure to register to reserve your spot today! Newport, Barrington, and ...?? Read on to find out our final location for OAI Origins. Be sure to register to reserve your spot today! https://tinyurl.com/ydf8b32s
Mills in the east, farms in the west
industrialization left, you know the rest.
But there's more to Coventry
we will help you to see.
Your presence at OAI we request!
The General Nathanael Greene Homestead (photo courtesy of Frank Grace)
07/23/2026
Yesterday, we shared that OAI: Origns will begin on Tuesday August 4th in Newport. Read on to figure out our Wednesday destination. Register at https://tinyurl.com/ydf8b32s if you haven't already!
Now known for its bike path and test scores,
Wampanoags were really the first on its shores.
Farming, brick-making, and lace-making
were Barrington's occupations for the taking.
Sign up today and more of this history can be yours!
Barrington Bridge (photo by Billy Wilson)
07/21/2026
The students at our writing camp are hard at work on their anthology pieces. When we took the middle schoolers to the computer lab, they pronounced the desktop computers as "old school" 😆
07/21/2026
Registration is still available for this summer's final RIWP event - our annual Open Air Institute! This is our marquee place-based learning and writing experience. It will be held Tuesday-Thursday August 4th-6th from 8:30am-3:00pm. This year's theme is Origins. But where will we go for this place-based learning you ask? Today, tomorrow, and Thursday we'll be revealing each of the destinations for this year's OAI. Register at https://tinyurl.com/ydf8b32s and follow along below for some limerick fun!
We'll begin in the City by the Sea,
a haven for religious liberty.
Though its past is not all gilded and gold,
for rum and molasses enslaved people were sold.
Join us to learn more about Newport we plea!
Cliff Walk (photo by US Army Corps of Engineers)
07/14/2026
RIWP Writing Camp started yesterday and we're all having a blast!
06/29/2026
There is still time to sign up for W.A.M. on Wednesday!
Join us for WAM: Enchanted Forest promises a morning of inspiration, creativity, and connection as participants explore writing, art, and movement in a beautiful natural setting on Wednesday, July 1st from 9am-12pm. Immerse yourself in a creative outdoor experience inspired by the enchanted forest around us. Whether you are just starting your teaching journey, a seasoned veteran, or a retired educator, this event is designed for you. Cost is $25 for educators, free for teacher candidates.
Register Here:
https://www.ric.edu/visitors-arts-events/events/writing-art-and-movement-enchanted-forest
06/19/2026
Join us for WAM: Enchanted Forest promises a morning of inspiration, creativity, and connection as participants explore writing, art, and movement in a beautiful natural setting on Wednesday, July 1st from 9am-12pm. Immerse yourself in a creative outdoor experience inspired by the enchanted forest around us. Whether you are just starting your teaching journey, a seasoned veteran, or a retired educator, this event is designed for you. Cost is $25 for educators, free for teacher candidates.
Register Here:
https://www.ric.edu/visitors-arts-events/events/writing-art-and-movement-enchanted-forest
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600 Mt Pleasant
Providence, RI
02908