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Write the World’s tool asks questions instead of composing sentences. The goal is to test whether AI can help teen writers think instead of writing for them. 

Teens articulated their own inspiring “moonshot” visions for a more just, sustainable future. Three of them were featured at the Earthshot Innovation Challenge Award Ceremony.

Brittany Collins, M.Ed, Director of Education at Write the World, received the NCTE Leadership Award for People with Disabilities for 2025 from the National Council of Teachers of English.

David C. Weinstein, Founder & CEO of Write the World, was honored to receive the President's Medal from Queens College in New York. Watch his powerful keynote speech delivered at the Academic Excellence Award Ceremony.

Read Indian Diaspora's article all about our latest writing competition for teens. The competition offers an excellent opportunity for teenagers to hone their science writing skills, engage with peers, and win exciting prizes. 

In April, we held an Environmental Writing Competition sponsored by Patagonia. Read the winning piece, 'On the Theft of Dreams' by Maya Broeks, which has been published on Patagonia Stories.

In this collaborative six-week program, teens expressed themselves, connected with peers, and developed essential writing skills. Read some of the pieces shared by the teens! 

Write the World was recognized as an inclusive and engaging digital tool librarians can use with learners or in collaboration with classroom teachers.

Includes Write the World's Brittany Collin's ideas on how to incorporate AI tools as a nonprofit.

Patagonia's Spring 2024 journal features work by our young writers on nature, climate, and environmental activism.

Includes Write the World's David Weinstein's predictions on the future of AI in writing education.

With heightened pressure around the college essay, students need more experience and confidence in narrative writing.

Writing offers a way to differentiate instruction for students who are affected by bereavement; here's what teachers should know.

Write the World's Brittany Collins offers educational approaches to counter book bans.

Tips for parents to help their teens through the college essay writing process.

Afghan student Muska Ehsan writes about breaking social norms in this award-winning op-ed from Write the World’s gender equality competition.

14-year-old student Maya Zankowski writes about gender equality and her great-grandmother in this award-winning article from Write the World’s op-ed competition

The inaugural Guestbook-Write the World Award for Best Student Writing on Ecological Hospitality was presented to Ezimadu Ugorji, a 17-year-old student from Nigeria, for his piece "From the Farm.”

David Weinstein, founder of Write The World, shares his vision behind creating a global community of empathetic, talented, and young writers.

"Physically unable to scream or push or cry or even say something after a number of sleepless nights, I just believed in this. Simply going with the flow. And somehow I got on (the train). And somehow I was lucky."