March News

It's Women's History Month! Honor the women before you by diving deeper into knowing and believing in the power of your own voice.

✨Upcoming Events ✨

Don Martin is a New York Times, USA Today, and Indie bestselling author of nonfiction, poetry, and young adult fantasy.

Born in Appalachia, he is the author of the critically acclaimed debut YA novel Verity Vox and the Curse of Foxfire (2025) and the nonfiction deep-dive Where Did Everybody Go? He has published two collections of poetry, the most recent being while I wait to be a god again (2020) which debuted at #1 on Amazon’s LGBT poetry chart.

New Pricing Model: The Green Bottle Method

At Women Writing for (a) Change, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to find and use their voice. To better reflect that commitment, we’re now using the Green Bottle Method (developed by Alexis J. Cunningfolk) as our pricing model for classes.

Each class now offers three pricing tiers based on financial circumstances, with a limited number of spots available at lower price points. We ask participants to choose thoughtfully—paying below your means limits access for those who truly need it.

This model allows us to expand access while sustaining the quality and integrity of our programs. We’re grateful to be part of a community that supports equity and shared responsibility.

Summer Writing Camps

WWfaC Summer Writing Camps are for students entering grades 4-12 and provide opportunities for them to discover and develop their unique writing voice while building literacy skills and confidence.

With trained facilitator guidance, they'll explore creative writing, self-expression, and explore the big questions about their future & identity. Whether writing stories, essays, poetry, or personal reflections, students will practice articulating their thoughts and embrace the power of words.

Grades 10-12: June 8-12

Grades 7-9: June 15-19

Grades 4-6: June 22-26

✨Upcoming Classes ✨

3/18

In Person

7:00-9:00pm

Take a break from busyness to listen, reflect and write with intention. Come as you are and leave feeling connected to your best self. This is an affinity circle exclusive to women of color.



4/6 , 4/13, 4/20, 4/27

Virtual

6:30pm-8:00pm

Need a space to write, but can't commit to a long term class? This new weekly drop in class encourages and provides the space for generative writing, time for small group feedback, and will close with optional sharing.

4/18

In Person

9:30am-3:30pm

This workshop weaves together three powerful modalities—reflective writing, intentional breathwork, and SoulCollage® card creation—to help you understand and befriend your body’s wisdom.

4/19-6/28

Virtual

2:00pm-4:30pm

Explore how brief forms can hold surprising depth. Participants will experiment with short poems and micro-writing, discovering how attention, precision, and play can transform even a few lines into something resonant.

Women's History Month Community Happenings

Women's Health Fair

Saturday, March 7, 2026 from 11am–2pm

Join for the 7th annual Women's Health Fair focusing on the physical, mental, and emotional health and well-being of female-identified individuals.

Cincinnati Downtown Main Library

800 Vine St.

Cincinnati Ohio 45202

Free. Registration not required. All ages welcome!

Where There is A Woman There is Magic



"Where There Is a Woman, There Is Magic" is an online exhibition and virtual festival presented by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery to celebrate Women’s History Month. It features portraits of pioneering leaders in arts, sports, science, and activism.

Women Writing for a Change is a non-profit organization. Any donations support creating a brave space to find your voice, listen to other writers, and experience community.

Women Writing for a Change®

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513-272-1171