The Final Showcase is an opportunity to see a wide range of unique projects, hear the stories behind them, and recognize the learning and growth that happened along the way. Come support our mentees as they share their final pieces, reflect on their journeys, and celebrate the completion of this transformative experience.
Come enjoy a night filled with big laughs, bold stories, and plenty of heart, as mentees take the mic for their stand-up comedy debut.
Learn how Koa, a valley girl herself, approaches these challenges when writing her newsletter, Valley Girl, a weekly interrogation and cultural study of the Los Angeles gender stereotype across American culture, history, and lived experience. She will share how she broadens understandings of real-life valley girls and analyzes the various cultural and political factors that shaped the pervasive gender trope that still persists today.
Expect an engaging, thought-provoking evening with author and Girls Write Now Mentor, Koa Beck.
The Art of the Author Blurb: Join us for a discussion on what goes into securing a testimonial and whether it helps sell books! We’ll also cover additional elements that go into producing, publishing, and promoting a book.
Join us on Thursday, February 12, from 6–7 PM ET for an evening of live performances centered on love and admiration in honor of Valentine’s Day.
It seems like everyone and their neighbor and their neighbor’s cat has a podcast, but how do you produce one? And how do you build an audience? Find out the answers to these questions and more at this Career Chat.
Join us for an evening of creativity, expression, and community! Perform in front of a live audience and connect with other artist!
Join Girls Write Now and Third Door Brooklyn for an afternoon of embodied creativity and collective reflection.
Girls Write Now is a nationally award-winning nonprofit, media incubator, and multi-generational community that mentors and amplifies the voices of writers and leaders across the country. For nearly three decades, we have broken down barriers of gender, age, race, and income to build a thriving creative community rooted in storytelling and social impact.
Women’s Media Group is sending some of their best to give the GWN community the lowdown on being a woman in media and their upcoming scholarship opportunity.
When the world feels heavy, lean into your community.
Join us for a low-pressure free-writing session where we’ll share creative space with one another.
