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Radical GratitudeCurated by Editor-in-Residence Morayo FaleyimuNew Years offer us opportunities to begin again, where we are, as we are. Our 2024 January collection "Radical Gratitude" was curated with this in mind. In each intimate piece, our writers give thanks for the highs and lows of the past and resolve to be thankful.
NEWS & PRESSMentee Alum Writes About the Importance of Girls Write Now for The Boston GlobeMentee Alum Sibani Ram Interviews Anjali Misra On Her Time as a Girls Write Now Fellow "During my year with Girls Write Now, I saw many of our students gain the confidence to read their writing out
loud or publish their work for the first time, proudly presenting their ideas and opinions... I feel fortunate to have worked alongside them during this part of their journeys." - Anjali Misra, Girls Write Now Fellow & Harvard Medical School student.
NATIONAL MENTORING MONTHErina Rejo on Turning a Boba Shop into a Workshop5 Lessons That Erina Learned From Her Mentor Up next in our gratitude line-up is Erina Rejo, an aspiring
novelist in high school, who has grown and learned so much from her mentor, Aybike, in her two years at Girls Write Now. Listen to the story of their mentorship, including how Erina got some of her biggest breakthroughs as a writer in a three hour long mentoring session at a bubble tea shop.
WRITING OUR WAY TO WELLNESS8. Straight No Chaser: Authenticity as BIPOC in PublishingBreaking Barriers in Our Latest Podcast Episode Michael Mejias, founder of Inkluded, talks with program manager Margery Hannah about going from (almost) pilot to publisher and how to be your true self in the
workplace.
Join us tomorrow at our special event, hosted by Inkluded alumni and Michael Mejias.
Prompt of the WeekFrom Ross Gay,
Girls Write Now Teaching Artist "As far as I think of it, grief and joy are intertwined. They are not inextricable. And the more intimate I would say we are with our grief, the more radiant we'll be with our joy." What do you find beautiful? Write a list of 15-20 things you found beautiful today. Choose a few to write about. Consider both the grief and joy you experience with these things.
Learn how language can help us imagine and embody new worlds with poet Ross Gay, award-winning author of The Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude.
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SPECIAL EVENTBe Inkluded: Marginalized Voices In the Literary CommunityTuesday, Jan. 9, 6:30 - 8 PM ET, Virtual So you want to get into publishing, but courses are costly and you don’t have any insider connections… What to do? That’s where Girls Write Now and Inkluded come in. Inkluded is a nonprofit championing diversity in publishing by training and placing young people from underrepresented groups into their first publishing jobs. Join us as we discuss what it takes for marginalized voices to enter into and make it in the industry.Open to the public
Required for Print 360 and Career 360
MENTOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTTurning the Lens on Microaggressions: Experiences and InterventionsFriday, Jan. 19, 6 - 7:15 PM ET, Virtual Microaggressions are subtle, often unintentional words or actions, including prejudiced
offhanded comments, inadvertently painful jokes, or pointed insults. As mentors, understanding and addressing microaggressions is crucial for creating inclusive and supportive environments. Join us for an illuminating session designed to empower both mentors and mentees to navigate conversations and relationships in new ways. Open to Girls Write Now mentors, staff, and peer-to-peer mentees. Required for mentors.
FRIDAY NIGHT SALONZibby Owens & Arianna Huffington at the Girls Write Now SalonFriday, Mar. 1, 6 - 8 PM ET, Girls Write Now Headquarters, NYC Zibby Owens, author of Blank: A Novel, Bookends: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and
Literature and the founder and CEO of Zibby Media, will be in conversation about her debut novel with Arianna Huffington, founder and CEO of Thrive Global, founder of The Huffington Post, and the author of 15 books. Registration for Girls Write Now will open soon, so save the date! Open to the public
MacmillanProduction Assistant The Production Assistant is an entry-level position responsible for supporting the Reprint Production team. They will submit reprint orders, track orders in progress, run estimates, and work
closely with both vendors and our internal departments. The Production Assistant must be able to execute requests quickly, communicate with all levels of the company, work with all members of the department, and create clear and concise reports. For Partner Job & Internship Opportunities, fill out the Employment Interest Form after submitting the application so Girls Write Now can support you during the application process! Check out more opportunities here.
Wave HillACES Internship The ACES internship provides an opportunity for students to connect practical experience, informal STEAM education, and artistic play. ACES interns assist with Family Art Project, an intergenerational
and multidisciplinary program for families to come together and make art inspired by nature at Wave Hill. Interns also assist with our affiliated family story time program. Application Due Date: March 8, 2024, 5 PM ET Check out more opportunities here.
Sparkling IceFlavorful Futures Scholarship Calling all high school seniors! The Sparkling Ice® Flavorful Futures Scholarship program is now accepting applications. Follow your dreams and fund your flavorful future with a $5,000 scholarship that can be applied to any trade, vocational, or academic 2-year or 4-year program. The
Flavorful Futures Scholarship is open to high school seniors who are pursuing higher education and using their passion to add flavor in their communities and beyond. Application Due Date: January 31, 2024. Check out more scholarship opportunities here.
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