Girls Write Now Day

Usually, girls have a passion for writing and become future writers. To encourage all girls of all ages to fulfill their writing dreams, National Girls Write Now Day is celebrated every year on March 8, the same International Women's Day. National Girls Write Now Day is made not only to encourage teenage girls to use their pen, but also to honor female writers, girls who are on their way to pursue their power and their unique voices.

The power of the pen is never weak. In peacetime, using one's talent and language to reflect on life's problems also brings many positive things. Adolescent girls, teenagers with ambitious dreams of holding a pen and using paper are being encouraged in New York.

History of National Girls Write Now Day

Girls Write Now is an organization that advises and provides a safe space for adolescent girls and gender nonconforming youth that founded National Girls Write Now Day. Teenagers and professional female writers are organized to come together to exchange and also encourage each other's growth.

In New York City, on National Girls Write Now, reading sessions and special events will be held to celebrate girls who are future writers.

Observing National Girls Write Now Day

On National Girls Write Now Day, the best activity to observe it is to pick up a pen. Girls in all countries are encouraged to pick up their pens and write. If you are one of those girls who aspire to be future writers, today is the perfect opportunity for you to show off to your parents and teachers. Talk to anyone who can help shape your future as a professional writer. If you're an adult and want to motivate teenage girls to pick up and write, you can join Girls Write Now as a guide or mentor. If you know a girl who wants to be a writer, encourage her to do it right now. If you live in New York City or if you live near New York, you can go to New York and see if Girls Write Now does any celebrations. Share your National Girls Write Now Day with the hashtag #NationalGirldWriteNowDay.