Write Life with Tanya The Writer

The United States’ current economic and social crisis has caused a decline in morale. The lack of confidence and hope is reported daily in the news. The Gallup poll reports “although Americans’ economic confidence is edging up, it is still low on an absolute basis, and economic concerns remain the dominant response when Americans are asked to name the most important problem facing the country. As many lose jobs, homes and hope the young adults of this generation are left scrambling through the process of self discovery.

According to the National Alliance on mental health, “half of all lifetime cases of mental illness begin by age 14 and three quarters by age 24. Early identification and intervention improve outcomes for children, before these conditions become far more serious, more costly and difficult to treat.” They report almost 5,000 suicides among young people, ages 15 to 24 each year. The rate of suicide for this age group has nearly tripled since 1960, making it the third leading cause of death in adolescents and the second leading cause of death among college-age youth.

Yet research supports the therapeutic and life sustaining capabilities of music as a solution to such hopelessness, especially for youth. The Compendium on Music as a Natural Resource – solutions for social and economic issues, published by the United Nations, surveys nearly 100 organizations around the world that have impacted communities through music programs. Music therapists, professors and musicians agree. Music plays a role in developing life skills, raising self esteem, supporting education and stabilizing communities. According to the National Association for Music Education, Music in schools contributes to student achievement in four important categories: Success in society, success in school and learning, success in developing intelligence and success in life.

As music transcends all boundaries, The Write Life campaign serves to connect corporations to communities. It can restore the grim image and mindset that Americans and the world have in regards to corporate conglomerates. It is a solution for the evolving music industry and the future of music education.

Write Life is a music awareness campaign. Our mission is to educate the public on the value of music education and POSITIVE music.

Write Life encourages community involvement, promotes positive thinking, raises morale and builds life skills – All within the lyrics and melodies of audience’s favorite songs.

Write Life content is appropriate for all audiences of music lovers ages 8-80! Suitable venues include high schools, colleges, technical schools, clubs, public forums, community centers, parks, recreation centers, churches, intimate venues and the worldwide web.

The Campaign Includes:

An interactive music workshop called “The Power of Music” discussing music for empowerment, songwriting 101, the history of popular music and therapy through music.

An in studio music education program (by donation)

Live performances with a positive message

Merchandise – Write Life Wrist Bands and other Giveaways

Grassroots outreach via Street Promotion

Viral outreach via Digital Promotion

Donations received allow us to promote music education and positive music through community outreach.

A portion of revenue raised from your song download is also contributed to the Write Life Campaign.

You may also support the campaign by purchasing a Write Life Wrist Band for $3.00

Please call 404-855-0661 to place your order.

The campaign’s educational initiatives include music awareness curriculum and recording studio services offered to youth by donation. The goal is to supplement lacking music education programs and raise awareness on the therapeutic effects of music outside of its entertainment purposes.

The Music Awareness Curriculum is a platform to expose young audiences to positive music and messages, while educating them on the impact of music in our society.

In an assembly or classroom setting Williams will discuss and evaluate the music related topics, while presenting alternative music that motivates youth to make better decisions, become independent thinkers and understand the messages in today’s music with an entertaining, light-hearted approach.