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7/22/2021
Opinion
Shay House
My relentless pursuit of education while in foster care led me away from any path toward myself, writes Youth Voice author Shay House.
6/28/2021
Ley-Lonni Woodruff
Ley-Lonni Woodruff earned first place in the Youth Voice Writing Contest poetry division for her piece, EPIC.
Hannah Hamm
Hannah Hamm earned first place in the Youth Voice Writing Contest essay division for her piece, Twisted Fairytale.
Madison Follett
Madison Follett is the second-place finalist in the Youth Voice Writing Contest for her poem, "A Car Is Not a Home."
Laila-Rose Hudson
Student and writer Laila-Rose Hudson finds inspiration from her personal mantra, "Things that matter are hard." She's the second-place finalist in the Youth Voice Writing Contest.
6/24/2021
Samantha Villajin
Youth Voice Writing Contest finalist Samantha Villajin writes about the strength she found in community after experiencing childhood trauma.
Qualyn Wilson
A finalist in the Youth Voice Writing Contest, poetry division, writes about her experience of sexual assault while in foster care.
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6/22/2021
Esmeralda Camberos
Inspiration can be an opportunity that pops up in your life, leading you toward a wonderful path like it did for writer Esmeralda Camberos. She's a finalist in the Youth Voice Writing Contest, essay division.
Nileh Irsan
"Home" by Nileh Irsan, is a finalist in the Youth Voice Writing Contest, poetry division.
6/21/2021
While some synonymize insecurity with terms like weakness, deficit, hardship and detriment, writer Ley-Lonni Woodruff connects insecurity to inspiration.
