This category combines all of the categories we’d like to include on the Recent News sidebar, specifically: Deep Laureate, Events, News, and Press. It excludes Deep Laureate Finalists and the YAP Curriculum blog posts.
“Creativity” as a concept is all the rage. There are university courses and entire majors dedicated to creativity. Stanford has a scholarly journal …
She’s back with more great stories, Ellexus with the crazy, sexy, cool style. I’m 13 and writing is my passion. I just love to express my feelings …
Click here to cast your vote for Spring 2015 Deep Laureate! The winner will be announced at Deep Speaks on May 18, 2015. Spring 2015 Finalists Kirste…
Woop! Gennika Strickland, a 12-year-old 7th grader at Isle of Hope Elementary School, has been chosen as the Second Prize winner of the Georgia Poet…
Mark your calendars! On May 18, Savannah's bravest young authors will take the stage at Deep Speaks!, a free and all-ages book launch, live reading,…
Do you love Deep? Do you lurv Deep? Well it's time to put your typing fingers where your mouth is. Connect Savannah's Best of 2015 reader's poll is …
The Savannah Morning News features Fall 2014 Deep Laureate Carolina Guerrero and gives a nice shout-out to Deep's Block by Block program. Read "Look…
We are thrilled to announce that 12-year-old Carolina Guerrero, a 7th grader from Southwest Middle School, is Deep Laureate for winter 2015. The honor …
I am a 7th grader. I am 12 years old, and I want to be a journalist. My favorite thing to do is to be with my family. Read Carolina's essay, "Ma…
Read the Savannah Morning News' "Deep Speaks Features Youth Writers" (January 28, 2015).…
'"In school, most of these kids encounter so much attention and focus on writing that they lose the joy," says [Deep executive director Dare] Dukes. "…
Mark your calendar for Deep Speaks! Join us on Monday, February 2, at 6:30 p.m. at Savannah Theatre. …
"From a very young age I was called to both work creatively and to learn to be of service to people in need. I was kind of mess myself in middle school…