826LA offers a unique learning opportunity through the Typewriter Tributes & Tribulations Workshop, aimed at fostering creativity and enhancing writing and critical thinking skills in students aged 6 to 14. The workshop is a part of 826LA's initiative to provide quality writing education and encourage self-expression among young learners. The Typewriter Tributes & Tribulations Workshop is designed to challenge and enchant students while strengthening their writing skills. The curriculum is centered around exploring new and creative ways of using the written word, helping students discover themselves and articulate their stories. The teaching methods are interactive, with teaching artists leading the sessions, engaging students in different types of writing or in writing in new ways. The workshops are carried out on a schedule, with one session being held at the Hammer Museum one Sunday morning each month. The workshop lasts for two hours where students can leave with a written creation they can be proud of. The instructors for the workshop are teaching artists who bring their expertise to the table. They lead the workshop sessions, foster creativity, and guide students to achieve their educational goals in writing. However, specific details about the instructors' qualifications and background are not explicitly provided. There is no specific information on prerequisites or eligibility criteria for participation in the workshop, suggesting that it may be open to all interested students within the age group. The outcomes of this workshop include an enhancement of writing and critical thinking skills, an increased ability to express ideas creatively and effectively, and a sense of achievement from creating a written piece.