826CHI

Anywhere at Once is an adventure story told collectively by over one hundred students, using prose and narrative poetry paired with the illustrations of Chicago cartoonists Aaron Renier and Laura Park.

"Because we believe in the inherent value and power of each student’s experience, ["I Remember..."] is designed to bring impactful memories to the page. Through a series of short exercises designed to tap into memory and identity, students explore their voices, perspectives, and experiences through writing." - from <https://www.826chi.org/programs>

From back cover: "Within this collection of correspondence between 8th graders at Emiliano Zapata Academy and 10th graders at Amundsen High School, 62 teens reflect on their identities, share their hopes and anxieties about the future, open up about loved ones' deaths, and swap K-Pop and Netflix recommendations."

Collection of short student essays on a variety of personal subjects; includes curriculum guide for teaching student writers

Collection of stories written by Chicago students from the Harvard School of Excellence.

A book of short short fiction written in one Saturday afternoon by the no-doubt shortest, bravest group of fifth to eighth graders the city of Chicago has ever seen.

A chapbook about the lives of adolescents as contributed by students of the 826CHI Youth Advisory Board.

The first issue of the 826CHI Zine with a collection of writings by students on the 826CHI Youth Advisory Board.

A guide to making zines.

This zine is a collaboration between 826CHI and Centro Romero. Mostly it's a way to show off the fantastic young people at Centro Romero. Abstract taken from inside cover of zine.