Opinion

  • This month from CJP

    Every month, in The Voice and in newspapers around Vermont, Young Writers Project highlights the writing, photos, and art that are responses to the Community Journalism Project (CJP), YWP's new project that inspires and shares your voices on issues t
  • new york.

    home.
    where you belong, usually.
    where you go to school, to work if you're lucky.
    where you make friends and meet up with them.

    i do that.
    i meet up with my friends at cafe 49 on main street.
  • Burlington, VT

    Burlington is a limbo between herds of people scurrying along the streets of downtown, and calm moments watching the sunset at the waterfront; a tight-knit community with an underlying tone of worldwide connection. 
     

  • YWP EVENTS & WORKSHOPS

    WRITING ON THE ROOF is YWP's series of free writing workshops in the rooftop conference room of the Karma Bird House (YWP's  home base), 47 Maple Street, Burlington, VT.&nb
  • JOURNALISM 101

    During this school year, the Community Journalism Project will offer an array of writing challenges, skills-building exercises, and resources online as well as opportunities for live workshops on storytelling, arts criticism, public
  • HOW TO GET INVOLVED

    • Go to youngwritersproject.org and join YWP or sign in. Teachers can join and submit on behalf of students or students can start their own accounts, with parental permission for those under 13. 
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    By Bekkah Lambert, Winooski

    Because I am graduating this year it finally hit me that I'd have to leave and I had a crisis about it, so I wrote this piece.
  • GUIDELINES

    • Generally, journalism is non-fiction prose rather than poetry, although you'll always find exceptions to the rule.