This week's featured piece from the collection is "How to Escape Chocolate Quicksand" by Winta, first published in How to Survive Anything! Reading Ivan's piece is Adam Mistler, a dedicated clerk for Tivoli's Astounding Magic Supply who also helped select the works in this collection as a member of the Editorial Board.
Read MoreThis week's featured piece from the collection is "My Life as a Dog/Shark" by Christopher M., first published in our "Smell This Story!" writing workshop. Reading it for us is 826DC Programs Director Lacey Dunham, self-proclaimed book nerd and cat wrangler.
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Writing is challenging, especially for students who have experienced a life that didn't make it fun or possible. Former intern Olive talks about how 826DC turns that around and not only helps students with their writing skills, but helps make the process of writing a rewarding and validating experience that bolsters their confidence and allows them to embrace their ability.
Read MoreFormer intern Olive Sherman talks about what makes 826 different in its approach, philosophy, and overall vibe.
Read MoreThere’s no stopping Joel, he is a volunteering machine. He volunteers at both on-site programs like field trips and workshops and off-site programs like our In School Writing, Editing, and Publishing program.
Read MoreWe're excited to announce an opportunity to join our growing team! 826DC seeks a highly motivated self-starter to join our team as the On-Site Programs Manager (OSPM), leading or overseeing all on-site activities, including the After-School Tutoring and Workshops programs.
Read MoreAs one of our field trip volunteers, Ashley is onsite several weekday mornings a month, sharing her passion and making an impact not just at 826DC but in each young person's life. It has been almost a year since she joined the 826 family, and she's been a wonderful addition!
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