News & Events
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Hey YWP! Do You Have Five Minutes for a Survey?
Rate and review our site! Log in to take this short survey. What is working and what needs improvement?
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Help Create Weekly Challenges for 2025-26
YWP Writers and Artists: We're getting our Weekly Challenges ready for the next school year and we'd love your inspiration!
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Try the Quiz
This spelling quiz was created by Jacques Bailly, Scripps National Spelling Bee's pronouncer – and YWP board member – and published in The Washington Post, May 27, 2025. Try it!
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Tomorrow Project & Burlington City Hall Exhibit
Visit Burlington City Hall to see an exhibit of YWP's award-winning writing and art during Fair Housing Month.
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City Hall Reception
Join us at Burlington City Hall today – Thursday, May 29 from 6-8 PM for a special Fair Housing Month reception and to view the Tomorrow Project letterpress exhibit. RSVP here to attend.
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Reading and Workshop
Burlington's Fletcher Free Library hosts local writer Mima Tipper for a reading and workshop on her YA novel, "Kat's Greek Summer," June 5 at 5:30 p.m. It's free! There are snacks!
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Book Review: Hangsaman
Iris Robert, YWP alumna, intern, and book lover, shares some of her recent finds with us. For May, Iris, eyesofIris on YWP, reviews "Hangsaman" by Shirley Jackson.
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Photo Workshop: Rule of Thirds
The Rule of Thirds is a foundational principle in photography and other visual arts that helps create balanced and visually engaging compositions. Join YWP Alumni Advisor Kevin Huang for this online workshop.
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Find the Wonder of Writing in this Workshop Series
YWP intern Alex Bregy shares his passion for writing in these informative online workshops.
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About the Tomorrow Project
A new project at YWP to create writing and art that explore the issues of today – with hope and solutions for tomorrow. Challenges, cash prizes, publication, and exhibits. Go to the contest challenges page:
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Teenager Contest Award Winners Announced
What does it mean to be a teenager in America in 2025? Find out in The Voice!
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Teenager: A YWP Writing & Art Contest
In writing or visual art, respond to the challenge: What does it mean to be a teenager in America in 2025?