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    Writer's Toolkit

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    This 25+ page resource is for both first-time playwrights and experienced young writers. It includes:

    • A road map for writing your ENOUGH! play

    • Writing prompts to help spark the creative process

    • Pro tips from professional playwrights

    • Gun violence statistics and other resources

    • Full submission guidelines, project timeline, posters to print and display at school and more! 

    • Refreshed for 2025.

    Educator's Toolkit

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    This companion toolkit for educators included additional resources and lesson plans geared towards introducing ENOUGH! to students. Refreshed for 2025.

    2023 Plays Audience Guide

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    A companion resource for our 2023 ENOUGH! plays that include discussion questions, interviews with the playwrights, essays on the themes of each play, and a guide for facilitating post-show discussions.

    Writing Pro Tips

    Follow the advice from some of the award-winning playwrights who have worked with ENOUGH! Let their passion and inspiration fuel your work!

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    RESOURCES

    Pro Tips

    Further Reading

    Resources from our toolkits, reprinted here for your browsing convenience!

    FURTHER READING

    Mental Health Resources

    Writing about such heavy material can be challenging and draining. Make sure to check in with how you feel and take breaks if necessary to keep yourself as emotionally healthy as possible. Here are some resources to keep in your pocket for yourself or others.

    Team ENOUGH - List of Mental Health Resources 

    This is a helpful compilation of resources for suicide prevention and crisis intervention. Below are a few of the links available on that list.

     

    5 Action Steps For Helping Someone In Emotional Pain

     

    Coping Tips for Traumatic Events and Disasters

     

    Strength After A resource for disaster survivors.

     

    National Suicide Prevention Lifeline  Online Resources for loss survivors.

     

    Worried about a friend? Be proactive – use this resource provided by Sandy Hook Promiseto anonymously get someone the help they need.

    Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    988

     

    Disaster Distress Helpline

    1-800-985-5990

     

    Teen Line: 

    1-800-TLC-TEEN (852-8336) or Text TEEN to 839863

    Mental Health Resources
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