As part of our wellness collaboration with Girls Write Now, we asked 3 young writers from their mentorship program to share a piece of work they created about personal loss. Through poems and short stories, these mentees have recorded the bitter, confusing, resilient, and tender parts of their grief. In this mini series, Emma Kushnirsky, […]
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As part of our wellness collaboration with Girls Write Now, we asked 3 young writers from their mentorship program to share a piece of work they created about personal loss. Through poems and short stories, these mentees have recorded the bitter, confusing, resilient, and tender parts of their grief. In this mini series, Emma Kushnirsky,
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As part of our wellness collaboration with Girls Write Now, we asked 3 young writers from their mentorship program to share a piece of work they created about personal loss. Through poems and short stories, these mentees have recorded the bitter, confusing, resilient, and tender parts of their grief. In this mini series, Emma Kushnirsky,
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Whether drawing, taking photos of action figures, or creating my own personal figures, my mind is allowed to wonder and be free. Art, in its many forms, allows me to escape my reality and create my own world. Providing my mind with a safe place to be free. I use my art as a ladder
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As a teenager, I developed some unhealthy habits as a way of masking my insecurities. It wasn’t until my early twenties that I realized that lasting happiness would only come by basing my self-worth on what I thought of me rather than what others thought of me. I worked on treating myself with compassion which
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