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We’re a writing program for Boston students. Learn about our approach and what we offer.

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Isaiah Roseau

Ketura Joseph

Lily Castello

Shaniece Clarke

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When Sharing Isn’t Caring: The Trouble with Performative Activism

Cultural Criticism

When Sharing Isn’t Caring: The Trouble with Performative Activism

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Smart & 18: How Gifted Kid Discourse Reveals Flaws in Education

Smart & 18: How Gifted Kid Discourse Reveals Flaws in Education

January 28, 2025

Body Shaming Trump Isn’t Funny – It’s Hateful

National and Global Issues

Body Shaming Trump Isn’t Funny – It’s Hateful

November 4, 2024

Diversity Consignment – A Fashionable Space for Queer Bostonians

Diversity Consignment – A Fashionable Space for Queer Bostonians

August 9, 2024

Hey Gaylors: You Need to Calm Down

Arts & Entertainment

Hey Gaylors: You Need to Calm Down

August 9, 2024

Boston’s Best New Tradition: A Review of JP Open Streets

Arts, Entertainment & Food

Boston’s Best New Tradition: A Review of JP Open Streets

July 30, 2024

Boston Arts Academy alumna Diane Guerrero’s commitment to change

April 26, 2024

Photo courtesy of Dante Luna.

Mayor’s Youth Summit 2024 a starting point for more youth-centered events

February 29, 2024

Celebrate Black History Month flyer made by our in house designer Liberty Britz.

Honoring Black History Month in Boston

February 2, 2024

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Top 5 brands to support for Native American Heritage Month

December 1, 2023