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The #TeenWritersProject Teen Editorial Board is a highly collaborative creative opportunity for teens to gain experience in leadership, life skill development, community service and reading, writing, social and cultural literacy. Not only will you work collaboratively with other teen and adult members to brainstorm and develop programming, you will develop, create and publish the #TeenWritersProject eZine, newsletter and annual anthology, and actively engage with teens to recruit, encourage, support, lead and have creative fun!
The #TeenWritersProject is for teens who are reading, writing and arts enthusiasts. You need not be a writer or artist to apply. Once accepted, Teen Board members will be required to attend all scheduled meetings, except in the case of dire circumstances. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and are considered as they arrive.
The #TeenWritersProject is for teens who are reading, writing and arts enthusiasts. You need not be a writer or artist to apply. Once accepted, Teen Board members will be required to attend all scheduled meetings, except in the case of dire circumstances. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and are considered as they arrive.
LEADERS
Kendall, Editorial Coordinator (Texas). Kendall writes poetry and short stories on human emotions, history, life experiences, and societal struggles. The creativity and possibilities never end for her and spills over into her love of baking, designing, editing, reading, learning and cinematography. Some call it an obsession, Kendall calls it being a connoisseur of documented beauty.
Praise, Engagement Coordinator (Nigeria). From West Africa, Nigeria, Praise is a teenage girl who sees the world as a play, and humans, the script writers. When she is not writing in her favorite coffee shop, Praise spends most of her time reading, cooking, traveling up and down the shelves in the public library or catching her favorite Broadway shows. An admitted sports fanatic, Praise feeds her addiction to football by watching seasonal games on Sunday afternoons.
Galiba, Tech Coordinator (New York). Galiba, a high school junior in New York City, has been passionate about writing ever since she was young. From creating short stories and writing research papers for her classes, writing has been a core part of her life. Galiba firmly believes that writing has helped her develop other skills such as being able to communicate with others and, as cheesy as it may sound, writing has helped her find peace in life. In her free time, Galiba likes writing poetry, listening to music and watching anime!
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