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The Estée Lauder Companies Announces First-Year Grantees for WRITING CHANGE Initiative Launched in Partnership with Estée Lauder Global Changemaker, Amanda Gorman

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Monday, February 7, 2022
Luxury, Teens, Women, Other Retail, LGBTQ+, Men, Consumer, Cosmetics, Retail, Online Retail, American Library Association, DKNY, Collection, Geffen Award, NYSE, Don't Call Us, We'll Call You, TIME, EL, TikTok, Skin care, City, WriteGirl, TOM, Program, Brand, Poetry, Mentorship, Creativity, CBS, Harvard University, USA Today, LinkedIn, Education, ELC, Poverty, Library, Twitter, Le Labo, Risk, Aveda, The Wall Street Journal, The Seydel Companies, Inc., Learning, Life, Literacy, ALA, Health, Today, Literature, Environment, PARIS, Reading, PBS Kids, COVID-19, Origin, National Youth Poet Laureate, NIOD, Expression, CEO, Color, Organization, History, WNDB, Pharmaceutical industry, Tutoring, Book, Public relations, Toy, Management, Woman, Vogue, Facebook, Essence, Instagram, The New York Times, The Estée Lauder Companies Inc., The Estée Lauder Companies Charitable Foundation (ELCCF), Amanda Gorman, THE ESTéE LAUDER COMPANIES INC., THE ESTéE LAUDER COMPANIES CHARITABLE FOUNDATION (ELCCF), AMANDA GORMAN

In its first year, WRITING CHANGE will focus on U.S. organizations with the potential to expand globally in years two and three.

Key Points: 
  • In its first year, WRITING CHANGE will focus on U.S. organizations with the potential to expand globally in years two and three.
  • The WRITING CHANGE initiative will also fund two additional local community-based grants to Los Angeles-based organization WriteGirl and Minneapolis-based organization MIGIZI.
  • For more on WRITING CHANGE and the inaugural grantees, visit The Este Lauder Companies corporate site, elcompanies.com/en/our-commitments/social-impact/writing-change-amanda-gorman .
  • - William P. Lauder, Executive Chairman, The Este Lauder Companies
    We are so proud to launch WRITING CHANGE.

Reese’s Book Club Selects Fellows for Its Inaugural LitUp Program — Elevating Unpublished, Unrepresented Women

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Tuesday, December 14, 2021
Entertainment, Communications, Consumer, Social Media, Women, Books, Publishing, Tin, The Florida Review, Paganini Competition, Publishing, Television, Hello Sunshine, WNDB, Vanderbilt, Buick, Tin House, Life, Harvard University, Pushcart Prize, Adult, Reading, Literacy, Woman, MFA, Mentorship, Freedom, Book, Doctor of Philosophy, Butler University, Fellows, NYU, New Yorker, Retreat, YA, Collection, We Need Diverse Books, Sarah Lawrence College, Program, University, IPod, Yale University, Readership, Manuscript, Entertainment, Tutoring, Toy, Google, Rumpus

Today Reeses Book Club announced its inaugural class of LitUp fellows their writers program for unpublished, unrepresented women.

Key Points: 
  • Today Reeses Book Club announced its inaugural class of LitUp fellows their writers program for unpublished, unrepresented women.
  • The first Reeses Book Club LitUp fellows are:
    Sophia Chang graduated from Harvard at twenty, became a film + TV actor, and the worlds first iPod silhouette model.
  • Creating real change for underrepresented women and shining a light on new storytellers is exactly why I started Hello Sunshine and Reeses Book Club.
  • Reeses Book Club sparks conversationonline and in real life- with many of its bestselling picks developed and produced for the screen by Hello Sunshine.