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Girls Write Now Supports Literacy Through Estée Lauder Companies’ Writing Change Initiative
A collaboration between The Estée Lauder Companies and National Youth Poet Laureate, Amanda Gorman, WRITING CHANGE was established in 2021 to support grassroots organizations dedicated to advancing literacy as a pathway to equality, access, and social change, through the power of young voices.

Rupi Kaur Shouts Out Girls Write Now on The Kelly Clarkson Show for International Day of the Girl
Poet and Girls Write Now Honoree Alum Rupi Kaur gave Girls Write Now a shout out on the Kelly Clarkson Show in honor of International Day of the Girl.

Girls Write Now 2024 Fall Awards
Girls Write Now's Fall Awards honored Antonia Hylton, James Rhee, R. F. Kuang, Anna Klein, and Gloria Naftali for their commitment to championing young leaders and writers across all industries.

Poet Rupi Kaur in Conversation with Girls Write Now Founder Maya Nussbaum on milk and honey’s 10th Anniversary
Poet Rupi Kaur sat down with Girls Write Now Founder Maya Nussbaum for a conversation about milk and honey's 10th Anniversary.

Girls Write Now at Chief Clubhouse On The Art Of The Craft
Contributors of Girls Write Now On The Art Of The Craft: A Guidebook To Collaborative Storytelling met at Chief's Flatiron District Clubhouse to discuss the book.

75 Top Literary Leaders Meet to Strengthen & Repair for New York’s Annual Statewide Literary Arts Convening at Girls Write Now
LITNYS and Just Buffalo Literary Center convene at Girls Write Now to discuss Rupture & Repair in the literary community.

LIHerald.com: Elmont High senior Amira Elrington-Edwards looks to mobilize voters
Long Island Herald Reports on Girls Write Now’s National Voter Registration Day Student Ambassadors September 27, 2024 LIHerald.com highlighted the

Banned Books Week: How to Support the Freedom to Read
PEN America recorded nearly 10,000 instances of book bans from July 2021 to the end of the 2023 school year. 37% of the banned books had characters of color or themes of race and racism. 36% had LGBTQ+ characters or themes. What can we do as individuals to protect the freedom to read in the United States?

Girls Write Now Speaks out on Youth Mental Health at Kate Spade Global Summit
Girls Write Now's Executive Director Maya Nussbaum spoke about confronting the mental health crisis, cultivating community, and nurturing youth wellness, which the organization has prioritized for nearly three decades. The summit featured activists, leaders, and cultural figures, including Simone Biles and Taraji P. Henson, and Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Versha Sharma.

Celebrating Isabel Allende’s Legacy with Barbie
Barbie celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring the changemakers whose stories helped shape the world and continue to inspire generations. In tribute to the newest honoree in the Barbie Inspiring Women line, writer Isabel Allende, Barbie is donating $25,000 to Girls Write Now to help the next generation write their own stories.
