GALLERY OF PROMPTS
Access our archive of WriteCause prompts below.
JULY 2024 - SEPTEMBER 2024
Intersectionality is a framework for understanding how individuals' social and political identities can lead to differences in their treatment, power, and privilege. Factors such as gender, race, and religion have an essential role in determining one's social identity. Living in a constantly evolving society, it is essential to be aware of the unique identities and circumstances of those around you. Throughout this quarter, we invite you to explore intersectionality and its implications on society, while delving into its impacts on individual experiences and opportunities within the fields of politics, healthcare, education, and more. ​
APRIL 2024 - JUNE 2024
From social media posts to widespread cultural movements, pop culture has shaped our beliefs and perception of society. Living in a world with rapidly evolving technology, it is essential to consider the influence of pop culture on our choices, lifestyle, and relationships. For this quarter, we invite you to explore the influence of pop culture on the world around us, while delving into its impacts on language, health, and communities. The most successful submissions will center on a specific facet of pop culture (i.e. influencers and online trends) and its associated impact (i.e. beauty standards and fast fashion.)
JANUARY 2024 - MARCH 2024
In a world filled with diversity, conflict, and constant change, activism stands as a powerful force driving societal improvement. For this quarter, we invite you to explore what activism should look like and its potential for impact on the global stage.
OCTOBER 2023 - DECEMBER 2023
We all know that education is the basis of progress and advancement, but unfortunately not everyone has equal access to education. Reflect on the causes of this inequality, what education equality looks like to you, or how you propose we implement equal access to education.
JULY 2023 - SEPTEMBER 2023
Freedom has shaped the founding of every nation and the inner-workings of governments. This quarter, we ask you to reflect on the concept of freedom and what it means to our society. Consider the key tenets of freedom and the various types of freedom. In short, what does freedom mean to you?
APRIL 2023 - JUNE 2023
Artificial intelligence is one of the most rapidly developing fields in the world of technology. AI has the power to revolutionize the way we work, communicate, and live. This quarter, we invite you to share your perspective on potential benefits and risks of artificial intelligence through your writing.
JANUARY 2023 - MARCH 2023
This quarter, we urge you to reflect on one of the most intersectional topics, access to healthcare, through a lens of your choosing. Lens could include: race, gender, socioeconomic status, or a local or global perspective. Consider different types of healthcare like mental health, physical health, and access to basic necessities.
OCTOBER 2022 - DECEMBER 2022
Gender inequality is present almost everywhere in society from schools to the healthcare system. Your writing piece should discuss some form or include an aspect of gender inequality.
JULY 2022 - SEPTEMBER 2022
Gun control has been a prevalent issue for as long as our generation has known. What do you want gun control to look like in the future? What are the effects of gun control (or lack thereof) in society? For this quarter, we urge to share your view on gun control.
APRIL 2022 - JUNE 2022
Self-image is the comprehension of one's identity. The formation of self-image is influenced by many different factors in society: from the media, education, to even our peers. How has society impacted the formation of our generation's self-image?
JANUARY 2022 - MARCH 2022
Examine our relationship with the environment. Consider the importance of the environment to our lives. Think about how we have impacted the world around us?
OCTOBER 2021 - DECEMBER 2021
​​Privilege is present in various areas of our lives. This can come in many forms, whether it is based on societal or financial status, religion, race, etc. How have you witnessed the impact of privilege?
JULY 2021 - SEPTEMBER 2021
​​Reflect on cultural appreciation. Culture is everywhere, whether racial, ethnic, or social. Share insight into your culture or one that fascinates you.
APRIL 2021 - JUNE 2021
Consider the importance of arts education in schools and why it is most vulnerable to budget cuts within such institutions. Arts encompass visual, physical, and auditory forms (e.g. dance, painting, digital, music), centered around expression.
JANUARY 2021 - MARCH 2021
Consider why there is a stigma around mental health and what we can do to stop it.