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The National Writing Project (NWP) is featuring Deep Center and our NWP partner site at University of Georgia (UGA), the Red Clay Writing Project, on N…
Savannah's WTOC Chanel 11 ran this great news story on our February 23, 2016, Deep Speaks. Watch the story here.…
The Savannah Morning News featured our new Deep Laureate, Jade Davis, on the cover. Read the story here.…
Georgia Public Broadcasting's "Education Matters" blog has posted a story about Deep Center being honored at the White House. Read the full story he…
Deep is on the radio! Today Georgia Public Broadcasting's "On Second Thought" with Celeste Headlee showcased Deep Center. The show aired throughout …
In today's Savannah Morning News, Deep Center Executive Director Dare Dukes has penned a powerful argument in favor of creative youth programming to nu…
WTOC-TV reporter Cyreia Sandlin created this great feature on Deep Center, our young author André, and our award last week from First Lady Michelle Oba…
Savannah Morning News writer Andria Segedy interviews Deep poet André Massey about his upcoming trip to the White House to represent Deep when we accep…
Here's a great column by Bill Dawers about Deep Center and our recent NEA Our Town grant. #NEAOurTown…
Read the National Endowment for the Arts' interview with Deep Center executive director, Dare Dukes. Deep Center is the recipient of a highly compet…
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…
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. "…
"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…