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Welcome to the New York Group. I am a painter and I write about art, mostly in New York City. I noticed you are involved in Girls Write Now. I would be interested to get your reaction to a project of mine, "Girls" notecards. Here…
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Danielle, I'm thrilled to hear from you and I'd love to talk with you about internship possibilities at Girls Write Now (we have many, and many during the school year). When you can, drop me a line at sarah@girlswritenow.org and we'll…
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Hi Sarah,
I am a current college student who is new to this site. I'm interested in interning for Girls Write Now when I have the chance (probably next summer since I am a full time student). Is there anyway I can get involved during the school…
The Power of Girls Write Now: A New Volunteer's Perspective
From Girls Write Blog: GWN Intern Emma Shakarshy recounts the run-up to the electrifying Spring Reading at the New School University and reflects on the impact of programs like Girls Write Now:I joined the Girls Write Now team at the beginning of June and was immediately thrown into the chaos of Spring Reading preparation. After two weeks of photocopying…See More
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- Who I am:
- @bythenumbers
facebook.com/sarah.j.robbins
- Media outlets that I currently write for:
- Marie Claire, Publishers Weekly, Real Simple, Glamour, Time Out New York Kids
- My writing is:
- Fiction, Nonfiction, Journalism
- Outlets where I review books, TV, or film:
- Yes
- I'm part of these writers' groups or salons:
- Yes.
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The Power of Girls Write Now: A New Volunteer's Perspective
Posted on July 6, 2009 at 6:27am 0 Comments 0 Likes
From Girls Write Blog: GWN Intern Emma Shakarshy recounts the run-up to the electrifying Spring Reading at the New School University and reflects on the impact of programs like Girls Write Now:
I joined the Girls Write Now team at the beginning of June and was immediately thrown into the chaos of Spring Reading preparation. After two weeks of… Continue
I joined the Girls Write Now team at the beginning of June and was immediately thrown into the chaos of Spring Reading preparation. After two weeks of… Continue
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- At 8:45am on August 31, 2009,
Anne Sherwood Pundyk said… - Hi Sarah,
Welcome to the New York Group. I am a painter and I write about art, mostly in New York City. I noticed you are involved in Girls Write Now. I would be interested to get your reaction to a project of mine, "Girls" notecards. Here is the link: http://www.annepundyk.com/pages.php?content=gallery.php&navGallID=85.
All the best,
Anne
- At 11:42am on July 10, 2009,
Danielle Unger said… - Hi Sarah,
I am a current college student who is new to this site. I'm interested in interning for Girls Write Now when I have the chance (probably next summer since I am a full time student). Is there anyway I can get involved during the school year. I go to school in Poughkeepsie, NY, so I couldn't commute to the city on a regular basis. It just looks like an amazing organization that I want to be a part of.
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