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Teen Summer Remote Classes

Do you have a teen writer in your life? Let them know about GrubStreet's Summer Teen Classes starting this June. This summer, we've put together an entire catalog of exciting remote teen classes designed to keep the YAWP community connected while also providing plenty of optional portions for breaks from screens when needed.
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Upcoming YAWP Free Saturday Sessions

Drawing a blank? Need fresh ideas? Want to relieve some stress with a dose of creativity? Come join our last FREE YAWP Saturday Session of the season! Check below for more info about each of our upcoming sessions taking place remotely via Zoom on Saturday, May 15th. Note: All YAWP Saturdays in Spring 2021 will be held remotely on Zoom. Click here for more information.
*Remote* Saturday Sessions
Defying Genre: Exploring Experimental Writing (Remote)
Kayla Degala-Paraíso
Saturday, May 15th from 12:00pm – 3:00pm (EDT)
via Zoom
During this session of genre-bending, -blending, and -embodying, we will smash the boundaries of …
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Teen Writers, Join our April Vacation Week of Creative Writing

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.
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2021 Summer Teen Fellowship Applications Due TONIGHT

Teen writers, ready to generate new work, learn about the craft of writing, and gain knowledge of the writing/publishing world? Apply to the Summer Teen Fellowship by tonight (Tuesday, February 23rd) at 11:59pm (EST).
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Sign Up Today: Creative Writing in a Chaotic World for Teens

The trash fire that was 2020 continues to bring frustrations and hardships. We’re also getting a little burned out from remote learning. But what if you still want to safely get together with other creative writers in some relaxed way online that doesn’t feel like school? Well, here you go.
Teens said they wanted some structure in a class that was also lowkey and flexible, so it didn’t feel like obligatory school