SCBWI Michigan

SCBWI Michigan: Supporting Children’s Book Creators in the Mitten all the way through the Upper Peninsula

The SCBWI Michigan region welcomes children’s book writers, illustrators, and translators living in Michigan. Our regional community offers in-person events, webinars and local meet-ups that are meant to help you grow your career in the children's book industry. Join us to learn and connect with fellow creators who are passionate about books for all young readers.

Scroll through & find out what's happening in Michigan!

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SCBWI-MI's Critique Carousel

Information about the 2025 Critique Carousel is here!

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SCBWI E&I mission

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Critique Connection

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SCBWI-MI New Book Releases

For SCBWI-MI members who want to be part of our 2025 new book promotions.

Sign up here if you would like your new book to be part of our quarterly promotions. Emails will come from Christy Matthes, SCBWI-MI's Promotion Coordinator. **Your email address will never be used for any other purposes other than SCBWI communications.**

Menu

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Meet the SCBWI-MI Volunteer Team

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The Equity and Inclusion Team

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Michigan Events

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SCBWI-MI Shop Talks

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Communications: The Mitten Blog, Newsletters, & New Book News

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Connect to Our Community Online

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Illustrator Resources

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Teacher and Librarian Resources

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Critique Group Connection

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Independent Publishing Trail Blazers

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SCBWI-MI Mentorship Program

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Scholarships, Awards, and Grants

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Bookselling Opportunities Sponsored by SCBWI-MI

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Get The Most Out of Your Membership

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Keep in touch

If you have any questions about what's happening within the SCBWI-MI region, please email SCBWI-MI co-Regional Advisors, Jodi McKay ([email protected]) and Anita Pazner ([email protected])

Membership

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Becoming a translator

Translation: Some Frequently Asked Questions, by Avery Udagawa