Inspiring the Next Generation of Writers
Young Authors Contest
Each year, Altrusa International of Tucson encourages young writers across Southern Arizona to discover the power of their own voices through the Young Authors Contest. Open to students in elementary, middle, and high school, the contest invites participants to submit original stories, poems, and essays that showcase their creativity, imagination, and perspective. Volunteer judges review the submissions and select outstanding entries in each grade category. Winning pieces are published in a printed anthology, giving students the exciting experience of seeing their work in print and sharing it with family, teachers, and the community.
2026 Young Authors Summer Contest Entry Form
Young Authors Contest Blogs
Young Authors Honored at Tucson Festival of Books and Nanini Celebration
Twenty talented young writers from across Southern Arizona were recognized...
Read More2026 Young Authors Summer Contest Entry Form Now Available
The 2026 Young Authors Summer Contest is now open, and...
Read MoreStudent Art Welcomes Authors to Tucson Festival of Books
In the weeks leading up to the Tucson Festival of...
Read More2026 Young Authors Contest Winners Announced
Altrusa International of Tucson is proud to announce the winners...
Read MoreBack-to-School and Beyond: Altrusa Volunteers Supporting Literacy Across Tucson
As Tucson classrooms come alive again with the buzz of...
Read MoreCelebrating the 2025 Summer Young Authors Contest Winners
Altrusa International of Tucson is thrilled to announce the winners...
Read MoreCelebrating Young Voices: Altrusa’s Commitment to Literacy and the 2025 Young Authors Contest
Each year, the Young Authors Contest, presented by Altrusa International...
Read MoreWelcoming Authors with Art: Altrusa at the Tucson Festival of Books
Each year, the Tucson Festival of Books brings together readers,...
Read MoreWhy It Matters
The Young Authors Contest is more than an award — it’s a literacy initiative that connects students with reading, writing, and the joy of sharing their ideas. Throughout the year, Altrusa members:
• Visit classrooms to read books by Festival authors and inspire creativity
• Partner with libraries to encourage contest participation
• Judge hundreds of entries with care and fairness
• Award prizes and recognize winning students at the Tucson Festival of Books
• Publish an anthology that preserves young voices for years to come
Through this program, Altrusa helps students build confidence in their writing while strengthening literacy across our community. If you believe in encouraging young readers and writers, consider getting involved by supporting or joining the local Altrusa chapter.
