Apply now for a chance to join the Next Level Summit: Gamechangers – Reimagining Sports Media presented by NBCU Academy & Project Up. You’ll be part of a live studio audience at CNBC Global Headquarters with 75 other early career-professionals as we broadcast the event. The event also includes networking opportunities, free food, music, on-site résumé reviews, and more.
Join Girls Write Now and Reel Works for an in-person workshop that bridges written and visual storytelling through mobile filmmaking. Participants will reflect on a personal experience, script a short scene, and then bring it to life using their phones, gaining hands-on experience in both writing and directing. By the end, each participant will walk away with a self-produced short film scene rooted in their own story.
High-functioning anxiety often hides in plain sight—masked by achievement, productivity, and perfectionism. In this workshop, participants will explore how to translate their inner experiences into compelling narratives, whether through fiction, personal essays, or reflective journaling
This month’s session will be an open forum to discuss, ask, share and express all thoughts about mentoring, having a mentee, writing, dealing, etc.
Join poet and memoirist Safiya Sinclair, along with editor Dawn Davis, as they discuss the journey behind the creation of Safiya’s award-winning memoir, How to Say Babylon, as well as their respective career paths.
Christabel Nsiah-Buadi, an executive audio storytelling and podcasting strategist and founder of Your Podcast Pipeline, will lead a workshop to guide participants toward mastering the essential skills for conducting interviews that amplify and value the voices of their subjects.
Are you taking full advantage of the career support Girls Write now has to offer? Learn how GWN can support you in your career journey, and how to responsibly use AI.
Get ready to get inspired! This month, you’ll learn how to find the hook of your story and go beyond the basic “who, what, where, when, why.”
In our final studio, we will be looking at ways we can build community through the shared interest & power of writing, by the example of queer African writers.
Looking to practice your editing skills and support Girls Write Now mentees with their writing? Each month, IVEdit – Digital
