Kelly Clarkson interviewed Get Lit founder Diane Luby Lane and Get Lit poets Jason Alvarez and Sierra Leone Anderson on her show and was even brought to tears by their original poetry.
Read MoreGet Lit's founder and Executive Director, Diane Luby Lane, was interviewed by Splash Magazine and discusses Get Lit's origin story, the Classic Slam, and the transformational effects of poetry.
Read MoreThe Classic Slam press release on PR Newswire was picked up by 387 sites, including some top sites such as KTLA, Yahoo! Finance, AP, Markets Insider, and nationwide local news channels. In addition, it was tweeted by Poetry LA and covered by Broadway World.
Read MoreGet Lit received a grant from the NBA Foundation among 40 other organizations that are being honored for creating employment opportunities, furthering career advancement, and driving greater economic empowerment for Black youth.
Read MoreOur very own founder, Diane Luby Lane, has a featured interview in Business Mogul Magazine's Spring "Power" Issue where she talks about Get Lit's origins and her relationship with poetry.
Read MoreOur Words Collide, the new documentary featuring Get Lit poets, won the ADL Stand Up award this weekend at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival! Edhat Santa Barbara also wrote a glowing review of the movie and writeup on the award.
Read MoreFive Get Lit poets are getting highlighted in "Our Words Collide," a documentary film executive produced by actress Rosario Dawson. Featured in Deadline Magazine, Our Words Collide premieres at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Saturday, March 5.
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