Our Publications
Student works we've published, our approach and research around the writing process, and other publications from our team and partners.
Write the World Review
A literary journal publishing standout teen writers ages 13-19
Our Publications
Write the World Review Issue 6.1 2024
Issue 6.1 'Harmony' is a special issue with AI themes and perspectives from teen writers.
Write the World Review Issue 5.2 2023
Issue 5.2 'Observations' includes poetry, fiction and nonfiction from standout teen writers.
Climate Writing Awards 2023
Winning entries and select finalists in poetry, flash fiction, and advocacy writing.
Write the World Review Past Issues
Looking for past issues of Write the World Review? Explore issues 1.1-5.1 on our previous site.
EDUCATORS
Looking for more resources for your classroom? Check out the teaching writing resources.
Read More From Our Team
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Write the World Director JP Liang takes on an adventure of self-discovery and transformation, destined to forever reshape readers perception of the human experience in the age of artificial intelligence.
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Written by Advisory Board member Fernando Reimers, this book presents a curriculum on global citizenship education designed to equip students with the competencies they need to thrive in an era of globalization.
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Fernando Reimers (on Write the World's Advisory Board) co-edited Global Challenges, Local Solutions: Advancing Equity, Innovation, and Sustainability in Education.
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Responding to Student Writers, by Nancy Sommers (on Write the World's Board of Directors) is a resource for educators with practical advice on communicating with students through their writing.
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A Writer's Reference, co-written by Nancy Sommers (on Write the World's Board of Directors) is a textbook for college writing.
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Rosabeth Moss Kanter is on Write the World's Board of Advisors and references Write the World as an example in her book, Think Outside of the Building.
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The Properties of Violence: Claims to Ownership in Representations of Lynching by Sandy Alexandre (on Write the World's Board of Advisors)
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Learning from Loss: A Trauma-Informed Approach to Supporting Grieving Students by Write the World's Senior Program Manager, Educator Experience Brittany Collins.
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Analee, in Real Life is a YA novel by Janelle Milanes, Program Manager, College Essay & Workshops at Write the World.
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The Victoria in My Head is a YA novel by Janelle Milanes, Program Manager, College Essay & Workshops at Write the World.