ThreeSixty’s Writing Challenge is open to all high school students throughout April 2020. Each week, students are asked to submit their responses, and we pick the top… Read More
Writing Challenge: Community Means …
Writing Challenge: What Makes Me, Me
ThreeSixty’s Writing Challenge is open to all high school students throughout April 2020. Each week, students are asked to submit their responses, and we pick the top… Read More
Alumni Spotlight: Anika Bowie
“If you are silent about your pain, they’ll kill you and say you enjoyed it,” said author Zora Neale Hurston. This quote resonates with Anika Bowie,… Read More
Marathoning Diversity, Equity + Inclusion
Kha Yang is no stranger to obstacles. When she’s 20 miles into a painful, energy-demanding marathon, she knows she must break through mental and physical… Read More
Changing Culinary Culture
Diane Moua was raised to be in the kitchen, but she didn’t turn out to be a traditional Hmong woman. Her roots in cooking grew into a… Read More
Writing Challenge: Self-Care Defined
ThreeSixty’s Writing Challenge is open to all high school students throughout April 2020. Each week, students are asked to submit their responses, and we pick the top… Read More
No Decision Without Us
When Ramiro Vazquez Jr. began working with Minneapolis Youth Congress six years ago, he did so with a fervent passion to empower youth to advocate… Read More
Disability Does Not Define You
For Bryan Boyce, Cow Tipping Press started with his younger brother, Jay. Jay has a developmental disability. Formally, his diagnosis is a mix of developmental… Read More
Writing Challenge: Dear Future Self
ThreeSixty’s Writing Challenge is open to all high school students throughout April 2020. Each week, students are asked to submit their responses, and we pick the… Read More
ThreeSixty Journalism Writing Challenge
Get ready, high school students! Engage your creative writing brain and share your voice with the ThreeSixty Journalism Writing Challenge. It’s simple and fun: Each… Read More
