An aspiring writer, Monique started with us as an intern in April to support our End of the Financial Year fundraising campaign. But her creativity and calm competence were too much for us to let go. So we got her on board to support our Early Harvest program as an intern.Here's why Monique supports us.

We deliver creative story writing workshops to schools across Victoria.Here's what teachers say about our program!

Fifteen young editors bring to you the most entertaining ‘creepy horror’ anthology that money can buy. Freaky but fun!Order your copy of The Sound of the Dark now!

There is something strange brewing at Meadows Primary. A rumour is going around the school of strange occurrences, sounds and sightings.The Story Hub at Meadows Primary takes shape!

Thanks to our generous supporters, we raised $48,852 for young writers from marginalised communities!

Imagination Investors support the imagination and creativity of children and young people from marginalised backgrounds today, and see their investment grow in form of the unstoppable, innovative problem solvers of tomorrow.Here's your chance to become an Imagination Investor!

Thanks to the support of our fabulous Imagination Investors, we have reached more than 4,500 young writers since July last year through during-school, after-school and holiday programs held between the walls of 100 Story Building and in schools and spaces around Victoria.

Do you know what is essential for creativity to take off? Fabulous admin support!  Meet Jenny Smith, Salesforce expert and 100 Story volunteer. She comes in every Tuesday to make sure our databases are clean, up-to-date and shooting out reports that help us understand our outreach. Thank you Jenny, you are a 100 Story Star.

Story Hubs pilot program is off to a flying start in Term 1 of 2019.We conducted 31 storymaking workshops with students and delivered professional learning sessions for 30 teachers across all three schools

CREEPY HORROR is the theme of Early Harvest this year.Author Tony Wilson sets the ball rolling with a workshop with young writers in Dandenong on what makes for a good CREEPY HORROR story!

What do you plan to do these school holidays?a) Make giant comicsb) Rescue garden gnomesc) Discover your own special planetYou'll do ALL OF THE ABOVE of course, at our 100 Story Holidays storywriting workshops!

What do you get when you mix one dead girl, eight suspects, a healthy dash of teen angst and a sprinkling of cheating and lies?A riveting three-part audio-play murder mystery 'The Murder of Jessica Sawyer' by 100 Story Building's teenage Write Club, of course!

Want to work with our fearless young writers as they plot plucky new ventures? Now's your chance!Register as a volunteer and join our Volunteer Recruitment and Training Day on 23rd February.

Novelist Anna Snoekstra has been the volunteer coordinator of our weekly Write Club since last December.To show our appreciation, the Building residents have selected Anna as our 100 Story Star of the month!

Missing a dream or two? You might just find it hidden between the pages of Early Harvest 7, the annual children’s fiction magazine.Fourteen young editors, 12 young writers and Australian Children’s Laureate Morris Gleitzman saved the world from a dreampocalypse and swept the lost dreams into the issue! Readership age: 7+

St Gerard's student Airin shared her experience of being an editor of Early Harvest 7 on the day of its launch. Here's her experience in her own words.

A change of guard took place at the Intergalactic Space Station at Level 32 last month as we fondly farewelled our Chairperson for two and half years, Roslyn Moloney, and welcomed Sandeep Varma in the role.On the request of the restive and curious Building residents, we interviewed Sandeep on his vision for 100 Story Building.

Artist Jennifer Tran creates a 'Dream' inspired installation for 100 Story Building's shop window!

Wednesday's at 100 Story Building is incomplete without Lucas Testro's 1000-watt smile!100 Story Star Lucas Testro shares his favourite stories of volunteering with the storymakers at the Building.