plus a personal statement workshop with HarperCollins Featured StoryColombia: The Place I Can Always ReturnBy Mentee Maria RuizThe memories of seeing the mountains keep my spirit and my motivation alive, but they bring back childhood memories that I mourn. Featured Partner InternshipScholasticFall 2022 Data and Analytics InternshipJoin Girls Write Now partner, Scholastic, as a Data and Analytics Intern this fall. Students in this program will learn from the world's largest publisher of children's books the intricacies of measuring publishing performance they might have never considered Remember, Girls Write Now participants and alum should fill out the Opportunity Interest Form in addition to their application. Featured Partner Job OpportunityHarperCollinsMarketing Coordinator, Children's BooksInspire a love of reading in the next generation as the Marketing Coordinator with Girls Write Now's partner, HarperCollins. Apply to work with the publisher of The Hate U Give, the Warriors series, and other modern classics! Remember, Girls Write Now participants and alum should fill out the Opportunity Interest Form in addition to their application. Featured Writing ContestThe ruth weiss Foundation Annual Poetry GrantDeadline: August 1Based on the legacy of environmental artist ruth weiss, the foundation offers grants to poets writing about the power of nature. Winners will be selected in the Youth, Emerging Writers, and Maverick Poet categories. Girls Write Now participants, both currently enrolled and alum, can waive their entrance fee with a special discount code. Check Slack for details. Prompt of the Week Eureka!By Sheena Daree Miller, DEI AdvisorPick a thing, maybe something you enjoy, maybe something you could do without. Write a story that reimagines how, when, and why it was invented. Community SpotlightBook AnnouncementsCelebrating the Work of Girls Write Now Mentors and FriendsMentor alum and anthology committee member Dr. Nan Bauer-Maglin has announced the upcoming release of her latest book, Gray Love: Dating and New Relationships After 60. Anthology committee member Rebecca Lowry Warchut is releasing her debut YA novel Catastrophe Theory. The book grapples with themes of illness and the complications of familial love. Wed. 7/20, 2:30-5 PM ET Summer Statement SeriesGetting Personal with HarperCollinsCraft Your College Application EssayDon’t miss this opportunity to work on writing while enjoying an intergenerational gathering of insight, networking, and wisdom with HarperCollins! Free, virtual, and open to young women and gender expansive youth |