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The ReVoice Society

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A Letter From The Founder
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Start a ReVoice Chapter!

A ReVOICE Chapter is a youth-led group that helps expand access to English learning, creative writing, public speaking, and educational encouragement.

Chapter leaders organize local or virtual initiatives connected to ReVOICE’s mission: helping young people speak, write, create, and be heard.

Through a chapter, you may lead English learning sessions, create educational resources, organize writing submissions for The Paideia Times, design encouragement cards through Learn & Lift Arts Studio, host public speaking workshops, recruit volunteers, or partner with local schools, libraries, and youth organizations.

Starting a chapter is a serious commitment. We are looking for responsible, thoughtful, and motivated students who care deeply about education, language, creativity, and community impact.

What ReVoice Chapters do

ReVOICE Chapters help bring our programs into more schools and communities. Depending on your location, interests, and available resources, your chapter may:

Host English conversation or public speaking workshops.

Create vocabulary guides, grammar resources, lesson plans, and study materials.

Submit and promote youth writing through The Paideia Times.

Design encouragement letters, digital cards, and creative messages for learners.

Recruit volunteers who care about language access and youth voice.

Partner with schools, libraries, nonprofits, or community groups.

Raise awareness about literacy, education, confidence, and self-expression.

A strong chapter is not just a name on a resume. It is an active group that creates consistent, meaningful work.

Chapter Types

School Chapter

A School Chapter operates within one school and is led by students from that school.

School Chapters usually:

Hold meetings on campus or through school-approved platforms.

Recruit members from the same school.

Have a teacher advisor or school administrator, if required by the school.

Follow both school rules and ReVOICE chapter expectations.

Organize activities such as writing drives, English learning materials, public speaking workshops, card-making events, or Paideia Times submission campaigns.

Regional Chapter

A Regional Chapter operates outside one specific school and may include students from different schools, cities, or communities.

Regional Chapters usually:

Hold meetings virtually or in public/community spaces.

Recruit members from multiple schools or areas.

Organize broader outreach projects, online workshops, writing campaigns, or partnerships.

Remain active during school breaks and summer.

Build connections with local schools, libraries, nonprofits, or youth groups.

This chapter type is best for students who want to expand ReVOICE across a larger community.

Chapter Expectations

All approved chapters are expected to:

Hold regular meetings or project check-ins.

Complete at least one meaningful project per month.

Submit short chapter updates so ReVOICE can track progress and impact.

Follow ReVOICE’s mission, values, and communication guidelines.

Represent ReVOICE respectfully and professionally.

Keep projects inclusive, educational, and youth-centered.

Examples of monthly projects include a writing submission campaign, a public speaking workshop, a digital card drive, a vocabulary resource packet, a school presentation, or a partnership outreach project.

Application Process

To start a ReVOICE Chapter, please complete the chapter application form carefully.

After your application is reviewed, selected applicants may be invited for a short interview. Approval is not guaranteed. We are looking for chapter leaders who show initiative, responsibility, clarity of purpose, and a genuine commitment to ReVOICE’s mission.

You will receive your chapter application status within 1–2 days of submitting your application.

Please answer in your own words. Applications that appear copied, insincere, or fully AI-generated may not be considered.

Start a Chapter

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