Wednesday, March 27, 2024 Meet the Youth Ambassador: Pride
Meet the heartbeat of Just Buffalo's Writing Center: our 2023-2024 Youth Ambassadors. This week, we're celebrating Pride—a senior in high school and a romance writer.
Meet the heartbeat of Just Buffalo's Writing Center: our 2023-2024 Youth Ambassadors. This week, we're celebrating Pride—a senior in high school and a romance writer.
We are thrilled to present Transmissions (Issue 5): a collection of youth writing from Just Buffalo's Writing Center in Fall of 2023, edited and designed by JBWC Youth Ambassadors.
Meet the heartbeat of Just Buffalo's Writing Center: our 2023-2024 Youth Ambassadors. This week, we're celebrating Keira—a junior in high school and a poet.
Meet the heartbeat of Just Buffalo's Writing Center: our 2023-2024 Youth Ambassadors. This week, we're celebrating Zelda—a junior in high school and a poet.
Meet the heartbeat of Just Buffalo's Writing Center: our 2023-2024 Youth Ambassadors. This week, we're celebrating Angelina—a senior in high school and a versatile writer with a passion for reaching people with her work.
Meet the heartbeat of Just Buffalo's Writing Center: our 2023-2024 Youth Ambassadors. This week, we're celebrating Nautica—a senior in high school and a poet and novelist.
In November 2023, a wonderful group of almost 30 young writers, artists, and performers from Just Buffalo, GLYS, Teen Reality Theatre, and Dunbar Youth Theater Arts, kicked off the last JBWC Open Mic of the season with some incredible performances.
Presenting a selection of pieces from Blood Rummage by 2023 JBWC Youth Fellow Jonah Ruddock. The pieces from Blood Rummage explore how a microplastic traverses a wilderness of waste and decay. Remember: everything is touching everything else, and everyone is lying to you. - Jonah
Every year, we hold a summer gathering for alum and current writers of Just Buffalo’s Writing Center. This year, Fitz Books welcomed our crew on their whimsical back patio. We ate, we caught up, we traded prompts and wrote, and, new this year, we piloted a game we’re calling Musical Notebooks that, while involving no music or notebooks, was a blast!
JBWC Fellow Jonah Ruddock has been busy this month working on his Fellow project: a micro-chapbook about microplastics, which he hopes to turn into a zine. Why microplastics?