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We will say it again and again: The brutal murders and systemic oppression of Black people must end. We stand with the Black community in fighting for a future in which it’s safe to live and thrive as a Black person in America. 

We are saddened to acknowledge once again the heartbreak, pain, and frustration that our community — particularly our Black members — are feeling after yet another senseless murder by the police of a Black man, Daunte Wright.

Want to safely get together with other teen creative writers in a relaxed way online that doesn’t feel like school? Well, we here at Grub have put together a 4-day class that provides a balance of creative writing craft sessions and exercises. It also includes plenty of optional components so you can advance your creative skills while taking screen breaks if needed.

Love to write but don't have anywhere to get feedback on your work? Want to meet fellow writers and work under the guidance of published authors? GrubStreet is here to help! 

On Thursday, May 20th, we will be hosting a Remote Open House to talk about upcoming Summer 2021 classes!

GrubStreet is seeking a Finance & HR Associate to assist with the day-to-day financial and human resources operations of the organization. We are also seeking a Muse Conference Manager to manage the organizational planning and execution of GrubStreet’s national writing conference, which is our largest convening of the year. For more information, click here. We encourage BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of color), LGBTQIA+, people with disabilities, and other communities historically underrepresented in arts administration spaces to apply.

We’re thrilled to announce that applications are now open for GrubStreet’s first Teaching Fellowship for Black Writers. This yearlong fellowship provides financial and professional development support to two self-identified Black writers interested in teaching classes, participating in events, and working with our instructors and staff to deepen our curriculum.