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An Invitation to Write
Memorial Day can be a day of parades and patriotism as well as a day of solemn reflection for those who have given their lives. How do you honor these men and women?
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25th Anniversary Events!
Reconnect & Renew
June 20, 7:00 -9:30 pm
Click here for our listing of Special 25th Anniversary Events happening throughout 2016. We would love to see you this year to help us celebrate!
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Co-Ed Summer Camp for Teens
July 25 - 29
In collaboration with
The Music Recource Center of Cincinnati, WWf(a)C f
acilitators Olivia Linn and Pam Temple will lead "Your Voice Matters: Make It Heard,"
an opportunity to learn how to create a podcast and an audio narrative, with the possibility of a local radio broadcast!
This series will incorporate WWf(a)C practices to ensure a safe space and the camp will include writing, sharing and discussion. MRC Staff will join the writing circles to teach about the process of recording and a visit to the MRC recording studio is included. Program supported in part by ArtsWave.
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Summer Camps Rated in Top 5 by Cincinnati Magazine!
Our Summer Camps for Girls and Young Women are filling up quickly! Full- and Half-Day Camps available for:
Grades 4-6, 7-9 and 10-12
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Salons have returned!
Salons are informal gatherings held at WWf(a)C and sponsored by Women's Way of OH/KY. Bring a poem, photo, story or song to share, or simply enjoy listening. Potluck before, during and after each Salon--bring enough for yourself plus a little extra. Salons are a great way to meet new people, share ideas, and learn new information.
Upcoming Salons:
Saturday, June 11, 6:30-9pm
Saturday, June 18, 6:30-9pm
Enjoy an evening with Cincinnati's Poet Laureate, Pauletta Hansel!
Salons are held at WWf(a)C:
6906 Plainfield Road
For more information, call
513-923-1414
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Kroger Rewards Program
Please Re-Enroll!
Even if you have signed up in the past, all members must re-enroll in the Kroger Rewards Program to continue supporting WWf(a)C.
Click HERE for simple instructions.
Thank you to all who have joined so far, your efforts are making a real difference!
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2016: A Milestone Year,
and a Call to Action
by Annie Donnellon
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t is hard to believe that this is the 25th year of Women Writing for (a) Change, and that I have been a proud member for the past two years! From the moment I walked into the WWf(a)C building in August 2013, I felt welcomed, accepted and loved unconditionally. As a blind woman who loves public singing and speaking, I have been known to be reserved and private about my inner feelings. The sharing of personal stories is a refreshing and humbling experience for me, as a listener and as a reader. I enjoy hearing the talents of all the writers and musicians I have met at Women Writing, and consider it an honor to share mine with the community.
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The Evolution of
An Evening of Female Comics
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Too funny to miss!
On July 19,
An Evening of Female Comics will return for its fifth year of fun and laughter! Long time WWf(a)C poet, playwright and stand-up comic, Teri Foltz, is the producer and mastermind behind this event which benefits Women Writing for (a) Change.
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George Ella Lyon
Visits Women Writing for (a) Change
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Annette Januzzi Wick, Diane Debevec, George Ella Lyon and Mary Wood-Constable
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George Ella Lyon
was warmly welcomed by
our community at the second of three events in the 25th Anniversary Author Series. On Friday, May 13th, Women Writing for (a) Change hosted the Kentucky Poet Laureate at a free reading and speaking event. Well known for her iconic poem
"Where I'm From," which has been used as a writing prompt around the world, George Ella told the audience how that poem has surprised even her with the people it has impacted.
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Upcoming Classes
*Please click the class name for details and to Register. Many courses run several weeks.
Core Classes - Summer Term 8-Week
Specialty Classes
June 7-July 26; drop-ins welcome!
Big Work
- Six Sundays beginning June 12
Summer Retreat 2016
Classes For Young Women
2016 Summer Camps begin June 20!
Classes For Young Women and Young Men
Grades 9-12 - July 25-29
FREE Sunday Book Group
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