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"Empowering youth to activate their voice through writing and speech."
We are committed to activating the voice of a generation through affirmations, education and participation.
Although our youth are not of age to vote, they possess power to impact change to be advocates of anti-bullying and social justice. We equip and teach youth to write the change, speak the change, and be the change.
Join us as we make an impact to equip thousands of youth to activate their voice and take a stand for anti-bullying and social justice through writing, media, and public speaking!
Writing Our Wrongs partnered with Usher's New Look at the Disruptivator Summit 2024 to reach the community through issues that matter to our youth. Students in our program learn about the power of writing for change to our elected officials, writing kindness letters to other youth for anti-bullying and creating their own student-lead media. The Write It Speak It Workshop gives students a voice, courage, and confidence to address their collective concerns through media and community forums.
Hans, a WOW Student through Usher's New Look expresses the important of faculty involvement and conditions at home to eradicate bullying.
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Check out our interview with Kate Moore, WOW Ambassador and will of the Youth Serve America Hershey Heartwarming Young Heroes Grant. Kate shares the courage to organize youth-led community outreach to feed the homeless in her city and mobilize 65 youth to serve the community and volunteer. Watch Kate's story, like, subscribe, and share!
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Kindness Cards from Youth to Senior Citizens to builds intergenerational relationships
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The purpose is to share W.O.W. Pledge Cards with a positive affirmation to youth groups and schools of all grade levels and encourage them to commit to using their skills in writing and speaking out against social injustice and bullying.
Although our youth are not of age to vote, we want them to know that their voice is still powerful. We provide an affirmation for our youth to first believe in the power of their voice and to create a mindset that activates their belief in the voice they have to impact change.
Our programs, workshops and curricula are designed to educate youth and build their confidence to own their voice in the world. Through project based learning and development in writing and speaking, we explore the ways they can make an impact for anti-bullying and social justice in the classroom, in the communities and in society.
Our W.O.W. students are challenged through service projects and civic education in advocacy by community leaders and influencers who will help prepare them with the tools to be the change by participating in productive ways to speak out against wrongs and be a catalyst for change.
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Learn more about how we are taking our mission global as a UN NGO by advocating for the education and advancement of women and youth. Check out how we are using writing, speaking, and advocacy training to impact thousands and bridge local youth to this global humanitarian effort.
Become a WOW Partner by supporting our ongoing programming as a recurring donor. Your continuous gift can help sponsor students, provide supplies and aid in continuing our community outreach initiatives.
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“I would highly recommend other youth serving organizations to connect with Writing Our Wrongs, because I saw the benefit to our students. I know this program has the ability to impact the lives of any youth that experience this program.”
Sirocus Barnes, MPA
Program Director- Horizons at GT
Georgia Tech – CEISMC
“Being a volunteer with Writing Our Wrongs, Inc. is always a rewarding experience. [They] have taken on a much bigger role in reaching back to the youth to help them understand that they as well have a voice to speak among their peers to initiate change in their groups, schools and community. I always appreciate the opportunity to volunteer with this organization. “
Kahliya Jordan
Volunteer/Supporter
"I love attending her writing groups with the youth. We have so many talented youth at our facility and it was very fun to be a part of something so great and got their talented wheels in their brains turning. Our youth that we serve are not bad youth, they are our youth that have made bad decisions. She's great with the kids!"
Captain Keisha Clarke
GA Department of Juvenile Justice
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Saturday - Sunday: Closed
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