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An Invitation to Write
"Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower." ~Albert Camus
Do you think of Autumn as an ending or a beginning?
Go!
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Books By The Banks
October 20th, 10am-4pm
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Tina Neyer, who has been involved with WWf(a)C for many years will be moderating a panel. Details to come. More about Books By The Banks
here.
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Mural Dedication
September 20 - 5pm
6906 Plainfield Road
Please join Women Writing for (a) Change and the community of Silverton for the dedication of the Silverton ArtWorks Mural,
We Are All In This Story Together. WWf(a)C is honored for our building to be the site of this mural, which is part of Silverton's "Art in Public Places" program. We are immensely grateful for the opportunity to partner with the City of Silverton and ArtWorks on this project, and with the wonderful artist, Erin Baker, who designed this beautiful mural. Gratitude also to Sally Atkins for permission to use a line of her poem,
Tell Me, She Said.
Come celebrate with us!
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CFLA 2019 will take place next summer, with lead facilitators Mary Pierce Brosmer, Founder of WWf(a)C, and Diane Debevec, Executive Director of WWf(a)C. Learn more about CFLA and the application process
here. If CFLA interests you, please attend one (or preferably two) of the Discernment Circles listed below. These gatherings are designed to help determine whether CFLA is right for you and you for it.
September 24th, 7-9pm
November 10th, 10-Noon
December 8th, 10-Noon
January 14th, 7-9pm
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Love Your Words:
Writing for a Cause
September 29
10am-12:30pm
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Photo courtesy To Love Ourselves
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Join High School senior Cara Wagner, with WWf(a)C facilitator Karen Cox, as they leads us in writing supportive letters to women around the world through the organization
"To Love Ourselves." This
agency provides women and girls with handwritten letters of hope, encouragement, and affirmation. Anyone who enjoys writing, lifting up others, and making a difference will love this opportunity to use their words and change lives. While the event is free,
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Support WWf(a)C
when you shop
Please note:
the Kroger Community Rewards ID number for WWf(a)C has changed. Please update or sign up
here for
Org # LA228.
Thanks to all who support WWf(a)C through the rewards programs at
Kroger,
Remke and
Amazon Smile. (For Amazon Smile, go to your account and choose a charity.)
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Programming supported in part by
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WWf(a)C is excited to announce this special ten-part series, in partnership with other local non-profit and community organizations and with key support provided by ArtsWave. Each program in the series combines reflective writing with a viewing experience that highlights various cultural traditions.
Most programs will be held at a partner gallery or theater and consist of attending and viewing an exhibit, performance, play, collection, film, or other cultural representation. The experiences and suggested writing prompts are designed to be thought-provoking for written exploration. Writing offers an opportunity to deepen the experience, as does the discussion that follows the writing time.
The goal of this series is to explore and consider a variety of cross cultural expressions, and to foster deeper understanding and awareness of different racial, ethnic and cultural traditions.
Confirmed series partners are Taft Museum (See
Oct. 6 program listing, below), Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park; Wyoming Inclusion Neighborhood Diversity Support; Cincinnati Art Museum, and Cincinnati Shakespeare Company.
Additional partnerships and dates to be announced, pending final confirmation.
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Upcoming Classes
*Please click the class name for details and to Register. Many courses run several weeks.
Craft of Writing Classes
FREE Core Class Samplers
Core Classes - 8-Week - Fall Term II
Classes For Girls and Young Women
Specialty Classes
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