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Richmond Young WritersRichmond Young Writers. Introducing the joy and craft of creative writing through year-round workshops to young people, ages 9-17.Richmond Young Writers Richmond Young Writers Hello there! WORKSHOPS Free Verse The Electric Treehouse Tutoring + College Essay Picture Book Project Bring RYW to You About Us About Our Staff FAQ Hello there!/ WORKSHOPS/ Free Verse/ The Electric Treehouse/ Tutoring + College Essay/ Picture Book Project/ Bring RYW to You/ About Us/AboutOur StaffFAQ Hello there! Hello there!/ WORKSHOPS/ Free Verse/ The Electric Treehouse/ Tutoring + College Essay/ Picture Book Project/ Bring RYW to You/ About Us/AboutOur StaffFAQ Looking for something awesome to do? You’re in the right place...Richmond Young Writers creates space for kids ages 9–18 to harness the power of their authentic voices. We write, we read, we laugh, we cry, we get messy, we polish things up, we bond. We make each other better.Get signed up today for workshops, camps, open mics, and college essay tutoring! UPCOMING WORKSHOPSSee the FULL list of workshops here! BIG NEWS: ONLINE WORKSHOPS NOW AVAILABLEHave you or your young writer ever been interested in a writing workshop, but didn’t have the space in your schedule? Felt nervous about writing in a group? Wanted to test the writing waters before signing up for a camp?Our amazing RYW instructor, Evan Fleischer, has created a space on Patreon called “The Electric Treehouse” where writing workshops can be accessed any time!We’re SO pumped to support this project of Evan’s — for our RYW folk, adults can now take workshops side-by-side with their young writers, and young writers can now incorporate prompts/lessons into their home routines. The scheduling of your next writing journey is in your hands! “The Electric Treehouse” on PatreonEXPLORE A WEEKLY ROTATING SERIES OF PROMPTS, LESSONS, AND MORE IN CLASSES LIKE SKETCH COMEDY, MURDER MYSTERIES, WORLD-BUILDING, HORROR WRITING, TRAVEL WRITING, SCI-FY, AND FANTASY.$5 / PER MONTH ON PATREON THE ELECTRIC TREEHOUSE   BIG NEWS: FREE VERSEWe just launched a fundraiser for our most ambitious and vital program to date: FREE VERSE, a partnership with the Chesterfield Juvenile Detention Center. We need your help to ensure that the program finds it most robust expression! Make a gift today Free Verse is a language-based skill-building program developed for youth in the justice system by Bird Cox at Richmond Young Writers. Programs like this one that help develop self-understanding and affirm identity have been shown to make significant improvements in outcomes for kids who have experienced incarceration.Through writing projects, creative expression, employment preparation, and college application groundwork, Free Verse engages students in the Chesterfield Juvenile Detention Center in an active process of defining who they are, what they want, and what steps are available to them to make progress toward their goals. help make it happen The utmost gratitude to supporters of Free Verse:Amanda UhleMarcella Zahn RichardsonSandra CoxJane ChappellDonna Kaye LeaheyCynthia HenebryAlex TrivasMiwa KamrasMark RyanJoy HeatonLaura Eve EngelBlythe KingChristophile KonstasRyan McSweeneyGray GrayCherilyn ChristieCarrie WatterworthLaura Sievers KhouryMelina BezirdjianMandy SchallerLisa LovingSusan SelmanMeredith HillRichard LucyshynAngela CooperMichelle O’BrienSuzanne StoneShelia GrayEllen SpanglerBrittany RoseAnne HudsonYvonne HowellSally KempKaren LovingKimmothy ColeLillie HugginsBetsy ThomasThea BrownMatt JohnsonBarbara ParkerSenta AcheeNina MorrisBooks from past Picture Book Project collections support young writers What kids are saying…   Testimonials “I learned that if I sit down and write with no limits that I can surprise myself in the best of ways.”— Zoe “I discovered that I can try styles of writing that I am not necessarily comfortable with and add my new perspective to my writing.”— Peyton “I learned that writers can become anything they really want.”— Matthew “I learned that if I put my mind to something, I can write about it.”— Eva “I learned to explore my mind.”— Alex “I learned that I have more ideas locked up in my head than I thought.”— Logan “I learned that writing stories are really fun and that if you go a little deeper inside your brain, you can get a lot down.”— Joy   Contact Us 2707 West Cary Streetrichmondyoungwriters@gmail.com(804) 250–5022 Subscribe Sign up to get RYW schedules & updatesThanks for your interest in connecting young writers and supporting the brilliant work that lies within them. Email Address Sign Up We respect your privacy. Thank you!  © Richmond Young Writers  •  contact  enusen-US1726980017https://richmondyoungwriters.com

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