Empowering Women Through Self-Expression
Front line experts on combating global poverty agree
that when you empower a woman
you empower a family,
a community,
a nation...
The Voices Project is a non-judgmental venue for women to express their personal stories and observations through poetry to promote social change. Our goal is to publish the work of women and girls in the United States and international community who might not otherwise have opportunities to share their stories, no matter what their age or background. Although our main focus is on women's literature, we do publish the voices of men, if the content deems appropriate to our mission.
The hope is to bring the voices of these individuals forward, providing a creative pathway leading to growth and empowerment, and in turn affecting everything within their lives.
Closing the Gap—Creating a Circle Through Education: Authors can form in-person or virtual groups, or “circles,” to discuss their poetry in a loose workshop format with assistance from mentors, teachers, and The Voices Project editors. Through in-person and virtual educational workshops, women have the opportunity to improve their writing and spoken-word skills while bonding with other women.
that when you empower a woman
you empower a family,
a community,
a nation...
The Voices Project is a non-judgmental venue for women to express their personal stories and observations through poetry to promote social change. Our goal is to publish the work of women and girls in the United States and international community who might not otherwise have opportunities to share their stories, no matter what their age or background. Although our main focus is on women's literature, we do publish the voices of men, if the content deems appropriate to our mission.
The hope is to bring the voices of these individuals forward, providing a creative pathway leading to growth and empowerment, and in turn affecting everything within their lives.
Closing the Gap—Creating a Circle Through Education: Authors can form in-person or virtual groups, or “circles,” to discuss their poetry in a loose workshop format with assistance from mentors, teachers, and The Voices Project editors. Through in-person and virtual educational workshops, women have the opportunity to improve their writing and spoken-word skills while bonding with other women.
