A celebration of youth voices, creative expression, and the power of storytelling
Event Rescheduled
We're excited to announce that the Ink and Insights event is being rescheduled for a date in September. We'll share the new date and details soon. Thank you for your patience and continued support!
Scribe Publishing Inc. is launching its inaugural Ink and Insights event—a celebration of the transformative power of storytelling and the remarkable voices of youth in protective services.
This special event brings together youth, mentors, supporters, and community members to celebrate the power of storytelling and hear directly from young authors who have reclaimed their voices.
Join us for an evening of literary celebration, authentic storytelling, and community connection as we officially launch this vital initiative.
Date and time to be announced (September 2026)
Clark Family Library
Room B
1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63131
This event is for anyone who believes in the power of youth voices and creative expression:
Questions about the event? Contact us to learn more about location details, accessibility accommodations, and how to participate.
Be part of this inaugural celebration of youth voices, creative resilience, and the transformative power of storytelling.
Youth aging out of foster care face significant barriers to healing and self-advocacy. Without access to safe spaces for processing trauma and expressing themselves, they're at heightened risk of homelessness, unemployment, and disconnection. Ink and Insights is part of Scribe's answer—creating pathways for young people to heal, grow, and be heard.
At this event, you'll witness young authors who have turned their experiences into published stories—a powerful reminder of what's possible when youth have the right support. Storytelling isn't just therapeutic; it's transformative. It helps young people reclaim agency, develop confidence, and claim space in the world.
"Together, we can help young people move from surviving to being seen, heard, and supported."
— Dr. Shelitha Lisa Peppers, Founder and CEO