Catherine Coleman Literary Arts, Food, and Social Justice Summer Program
Mississippi high-school writers spend a residential week studying poetry, fiction, screenwriting, Southern foodways, and social-justice history with professional writers. Students completing the program receive a $300 stipend.
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- Location
- MS
- Duration
- Not confirmed — check the official program page.
- Deadline
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- Grades
- 9, 10, 11, 12
- Format
- in-person
- Cost
- Stipend provided
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