Speak Up
Speak Up, Matt Shaw, Pauline McColloughWriting communities that bring people together across gaps of economics, culture, housing status
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 199 | Subscribers | Read | speakupmag.com |
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Write About: Pennies, Chocolate!, Perspectives
I’ve been leading Speak Up for 15 years. First as a homeless-authored magazine that gave a voice and jobs to hundreds of people. Now as a movement of writing communities that bring people together, build social capital, and replace disconne...
Building New Writing Communities: Essential Ingredients
The Speak Up writing community is a space where people come together. Unhoused and housed, demographically diverse, hailing from different corners of society. In the weekly writing workshop we put down our devices and echo chambers and algo...
Write About Good Times, Hard Times, and Making Changes
Here’s the format for the Speak Up community writing workshops.
My Experience in This Week's Writing Workshop
Pauline McCollough
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
A voice and opportunity for people facing homelessness.
Executive Director of Speak Up — real-life writing communities that bring people together across divides of homelessness, race, politics, and divisions.
Pauline's background is a social worker, licensed in the state of South Carolina. She is a strong advocate for people who are suffering with all types of crisis situations, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and/or physically.
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