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About Teens in Print

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

Meet The Staff

Get to know the writing mentors behind Teens in Print.
Browse Writing
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Cultural Criticism

Life During COVID-19

School and Career

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National and Global Issues

Local Issues

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News

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Albin Casilla Mendez

Alena Tran

Bethany Soto-Gomez

Brian Huang

Elizabeth Choi

Jazlynn Truong

Khadra Abdullahi

Lily Castello

Maria O'Malley

Nathan DeJesus

Sanjida Surovi

Thao Tran
For Teachers
Get your students involved

Refer your students to Teens in Print. We welcome Boston students in grades 8 – 12.
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22 Articles

Climate Change is real and we can do something about it

Advocacy Letters

Climate Change is real and we can do something about it

September 1, 2021

Fight to stop climate change by voting for Michelle Wu

Advocacy Letters

Fight to stop climate change by voting for Michelle Wu

Winona Wardwell

September 1, 2021

Why are teachers still mostly white?

Why are teachers still mostly white?

September 1, 2021

Mental health support is lacking

Mental health support is lacking

September 1, 2021

Mr. President, the time to act is now

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Mr. President, the time to act is now

September 1, 2021

Paid but at minimum

Advocacy Letters

Paid but at minimum

Nevaeh Turner Allie

September 1, 2021

Preventing human trafficking in Boston

Advocacy Letters

Preventing human trafficking in Boston

September 1, 2021

America’s homegrown epidemic

Advocacy Letters

America’s homegrown epidemic

Youssef Souayah

September 1, 2021

The needed prioritization in American prisons: rehabilitation

Advocacy Letters

The needed prioritization in American prisons: rehabilitation

Anthony Nguyen-Huynh

September 1, 2021

The Boston Teachers’ Union should meet with students

The Boston Teachers’ Union should meet with students

Madeleine Farnkoff

September 17, 2020