What I enjoyed most is that we could all bond over one main subject and talk about it with other peers.

Thank you so much for your kind words and for the recognition of Arshia's efforts. It has been an incredibly rewarding experience to be a part of the Young Editors Program. We are very grateful for the opportunities and the support provided throughout this journey. We are excited about the prospect of participating in future programs and continuing to grow and learn. Thank you once again for everything. We look forward to staying connected and to future opportunities with the Young Editors Program.

I enjoyed the play and people like the moderators and Ayushmann.

Thank you for the letter and certificate. I thoroughly enjoyed the program, and definitely am considering becoming a moderator a few years from now. This was an amazing past month! I loved how the program wasn't just your basic "Blah blah... homework...blah blah...writing." It was fun and engaging. I loved the little play we did also! I would suggest just a little more specifics when it comes to the mindmap or homework. But overall, I think it was just awesome!

What I enjoyed most is that we could all bond over one main subject and talk about it with other peers.

I loved how open everyone was to feedback about their stories and actually accepted it and tried to incorporate it into their work. I also loved the concept of the google docs, as it made it easy to access your own and your peer's work.

Thank you for making me part of this learning program.

He enjoyed the course thoroughly that constantly tingled his brain for generating ideas and kept him away from wasteful screen time.. grateful for that.. also looking forward for the final output of the published article and magazine.. his style of writing and flow of thoughts through the written prose has considerably improved after the course.

A consortium of minds committed to create inclusive ecology.

This is such a great platform for the rising kids.

Hello Mam, I am Swara Gogia I am very happy as a part of marshmallow. I learn so many things regarding to our culture, festival etc. Its a creative as well as motivation path. I would like to be a part of it in future also. Thank you very much!

Its initiative towards children , towards CWSN. children, environment, kindness and creativity

I joined YEP as a shy 12-year-old who loved writing but never shared my work. The program changed everything. It gave me confidence, friends, and a voice. Coming back as a Moderator in 2024 felt like coming home. I got to guide new Young Editors. We got to write a play as well! It was the most fulfilling experience ever!

At YEP, I wasn’t just a student, instead I was a creator, an editor, and a storyteller.

My favorite part? The group edits. It was fun giving and getting feedback and watching everyone’s writing grow.

YEP taught me not to be afraid of the blank page. I now start with a blank mind and fill it with feelings

The program made me feel grown-up. Like I had a real job… and my job was to be creative! I created a cartoon story and even did the animation.

I painted and wrote. The best part was meeting children my age from different cultures. Our weekly calls were super fun!

The publishing day was the best. Holding the book in my hands with my name inside? Unforgettable!

I discovered that writing isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being authentic. I was taught to embrace myself through words.

It felt like my imagination had finally found its playground.

I joined because I was bored in summer. I stayed because I found my voice.

The mentors were kind, the sessions were cool, and my brain felt like it was doing jumping jacks! Best Writing Program Ever! I felt I belonged to a place, finally!

There was something so cool about being called a Young Editor. Like I was part of a secret writers' club.

Writing with other kids from different countries made me realize how different and yet how similar we all are. It wasn't just a writing experience; it was a life-learning experience.

Sometimes I don’t talk much in class. But at YEP, my words flew on paper. I felt heard. My story of having four languages as mother tongue and having parents from different cultures was published by RIEDU in PoleStar

This wasn’t just writing. It was learning how to shape ideas, explore emotions, and trust my instincts. I was encouraged to write about my culture, my roots. I was met with open arms and embraced with love.

I always thought adults were the only ones who could write books. Now I am a published writer.

Sometimes I make spelling mistakes, but no one made me feel bad. We helped each other, and that made me feel safe.

This program helped me believe that anyone can change the world, including children. We need a pen and an idea only.

My first story and poem were published at RIEDU. They fanned a dream in me that I can be a writer.

Our session moderators were the best! They didn’t just teach us. They listened, encouraged us, and made every session feel like a safe, fun place to grow.