Memoir Competition Teenage Winners Announced
Our Memoir Competition winners have been officially selected by Guest Judge Dr. Tasha Faruqui! This...
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Social Studies and English Language Arts Teaching Strategies: Writing About Justice
The theme of justice is at once timely and timeless, and it is one that unites social studies and...
Poetry & Spoken Word 2026 Competition Teen Winners
Almost 3000 teenagers from all around the world entered our Poetry & Spoken Word Competition this...
Personal Essay Competition: Expert Advice from Guest Judge Andy Trincia
A deeply vulnerable, introspective, and intimate form of writing, the personal essay invites you to...
Writing Advice from Our Poetry & Spoken Word Competition Winners
"Like a bonsai tree, an idea can be seen growing and growing, but we never see its final stage,"...
What Can Reading Science Fiction Tell Us About AI?
My Baba loves movies. Name any—particularly the ones starring Tom Cruise—and he’ll have...
Antiheroes vs. Antivillains: Understanding Morally Gray Characters in Fiction
When asked to come up with character roles for a story, the first things that come to mind are...
Teaching the Topic of Justice for America's 250th Anniversary
Guest blog by: Travis Towne, Educator, and Sarah Lane, Sphere Education Initiatives
This year...
Guide to Write the World’s Monthly Writing Competitions for Teenagers
So, you call yourself a writer. Your desk is riddled with pages of poems, half-remembered,...