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
Opinion
-
-
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.
- Click on
-
Express appreciation
HOME
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. -
Write from personal experience
BETRAYAL
By Marina Sprague, Chelsea -
GUIDELINES
• Generally, journalism is non-fiction prose rather than poetry, although you'll always find exceptions to the rule. -
Listen Up at YWP
THANK YOU BESS O'BRIEN AND YWP WRITERS for a powerful workshop Sept. 14! -
Community Journalism Project coming soon
[Credit: Ryan Mercer/Burlington Free Press]We’re thrilled that Young Writers Project received a $25,000 national grant from USA TODAY NETWORK’s A Community Thrives initiative!