Sometimes our most important and meaningful writing assignments are the hardest ones to do—for example, a toast or tribute for someone we admire, a thank you letter, wedding vows or a personal essay for college.
Join Girls Write Now as we take a deeper dive into Diversity and Equity and what that means in our work, our interactions and our place in a changing world.
Join science journalist and writer Carina Storrs as she explains what makes a story science journalism—versus science fiction, entertainment or something else. Learn tips for making sense of research and turning data into engaging stories.
In this workshop, we discuss the theoretical elements of audio production and take it a step further with practice. Go beyond a podcast trailer to conceptualize and create a whole series!
Hi, edit team! An agenda will be shared via Slack on the Friday prior to the meeting so that you know what to expect or prepare for. Let's make some storytelling magic!
Write with Author & TV Writer Elle Johnson, who will share her process for turning a tragedy that altered the fabric of her family into a remarkable a heart-wrenching story of love, violence, coming of age, secrets and justice.
Learn how to research a company and use the job description to your advantage to craft a resume that will help you stand out in any candidate pool! Join us for all three parts of this series to land your dream internship or job!
In order to sustain our thriving community, Diversity and Equity are among Girls Write Now's top priorities. Join Girls Write Now as we take a deeper dive into Diversity and Equity and what that means in our work, our interactions and our place in a changing world.
Join Manga writer and illustrator Misako Rocks! as she leads an all-skills level welcome Manga lesson—which includes drawing by hand! Misako will also share her journey as a writer and illustrator, as well as behind-the-scenes tales of her upcoming graphic novel, BOUNCE BACK.
Join author María Alejandra Barrios, as she sheds light on what magical realism is (and isn’t!), and the unexpected ways we can disrupt the ordinary and make room for magic in our work.
