Plus Gen Z Speaks Up About Social Media and Mental Health Featured Girls Write Now StoryKawtagain ShoreBy Dolores HazeGrowth spurts, while necessary, tend to come with unavoidable growth pains. These pains—these fragments of limbo—make our eventual transformation all the more delectable. Girls Write Now's Career 360 program allowed Dolores to "envision a future for myself—one where I would write myself into existence." Help other young writers write their futures here. Community SpotlightWRITING OUR WAY TO WELLNESS PODCASTSocial Media: Gen Z on Harm & HealingEpisode 4 Features Michelle Chen, Sheyla Javier & Luca Sabine Girls Write Now community members Michelle Chen, Sheyla Javier, and Luca Sabine talk about what it's like to grow up with social media as Gen Zers. In an era of performativity, doomscrolling, and engagement farming, this episode explores the underbelly of the social tool at all of our fingertips. STORY COLLECTION HIGHLIGHTStudies in SoundCelebrating National Arts & Humanities Month To close out our celebration of National Arts and Humanties Month, we've curated a collection of experimental audio pieces. Our writers have channeled their creativity into intimate diary entries, hypnotic GarageBand beats, Old English phone calls, and more. These boundary-crossing works make a compelling case for a return to the original audience of the story — the ear, not the eye. Prompt of the Week From Margery Hannah, Lead of Nonfiction 360
This prompt comes from Nonfiction 360, a new learning journey from Girls Write Now. Mentees on this seven month journey will read and write a variety of creative non-fiction texts based on actual events and people. By the end of this journey, participants will have a body of work that will demonstrate their growth as writers, plus the opportunity to pitch their work! Happening Write NowSPECIAL EVENTFinding Community, Creativity and Your Authentic Self in a Global WorkforcePanel Discussion with BIC Employees Join us for a panel discussion with executives from BIC as they share advice on how to bring your full authentic and creative self to the workplace and be celebrated for it. ENROLLMENTSeeking Mentors on DemandApply to Help Our Mentees Level Up Their Skills Starting in November, our mentees can sign up to work one-to-one with Mentors on Demand, volunteers who can coach mentees on specific skills and projects. Sign up to help young writers with college applications, interview prep, draft editing, and more! Get The Gig!PARTNER JOB OPPORTUNITYEsteé LauderAdministrative Assistant, Global Marketing - Le Labo Fragrances Le Labo is seeking an administrative assistant to join their Global Marketing team. This role is based in their Williamsburg (Brooklyn) office. Le Labo Fragrances was born in Grasse (France), raised in New York, and offers artisanal genderless scented creations including perfumery and home fragrance. 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. PARTNER INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITYPenguin Random House2024 Summer Remote Internship: Legal Are you a future First Amendment lawyer with a passion for reading? Come discover book law! The Penguin Random House (PRH) Legal Department is seeking a first-year law student for a Summer 2023 internship. In line with PRH's mission to ignite a universal passion for reading and the company's commitment to increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within the legal profession, applicants from underrepresented backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply. 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. SCHOLARSHIPFastWebThe G2 Overachievers Student Grant The G2 Overachievers Student Grant is available to middle and high school honor roll students between the ages of 13 and 19. To be considered, you must submit a 1,000 to 2,000 word handwritten essay explaining how you (or the person you are nominating) make a difference in the
world around you and why you deserve to be recognized for these efforts. Check out more opportunities here. |