Essay

I believe that femininity is power. I was born a girl, and even though I know now that I am more fluid than the word “girl” can contain, I am still feminine. I am feminine because I choose to be.

Would you go back to when you were a child with the knowledge you have now?

The day I started first grade it suddenly hit me that I was really in a wheelchair. It bothered me to see all of the other kids living “normal” lives, not being stared at from every direction.

From the beautiful and overflowing cornucopia of submissions to YWP's Fall Contest, and after much discussion and debate, our judges settled on one Gold award winner in each of the two categories of writing and visual art ($100 prizes), three Silv

A feeling I chase is silence. I search for it everywhere. In a world where stimulation is all around, I feel the need to get away from it all. 

Essay written by Noah Westman, Williston Central School

I see fall as a time of beauty, change and hope. As I see it, fall is almost the most beautiful time of the year. 

Fall is beautiful. The leaves are changing and there are hot air balloons in the sky. The fall is kind of like a Goldilocks season.

Fall is beautiful. The leaves are changing and there are hot air balloons in the sky. The fall is kind of like a goldilocks season.

She began to realize that thinking thoughts in your head was fairly different than writing them down.

Did you know that origami did not originate from Japan? Origami has evolved as not just an art form, but as a way to bring people together and influence science and medicine.

5 things I'm completely certain about

The Emancipation Proclamation was met with both support and criticism. President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation during the American Civil War on January 1, 1863.