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loading… “To get stuck on a single hierarchy is to miss the bigger picture.” “All these minuscule interactions—a friendly wave, a pencil sketch, some plastic beads strung up a nylon cord—they might not look like much from the outside, but for the people caught inside that web? They might be everything, the very tethers that

loading… In honor of National Poetry Month, our Executive Director, Christine Wilson, is excited to help you get started on your journey of reading poetry! When you get together with a friend, you don’t lay out an agenda and follow a formula. You experience each other. You dialogue. What’s happening with you will impact how

loading… Our very own Executive Director, Christine Wilson, was interviewed this month by Hamilton County Public Library’s Writer-in-Residence, Mary Cay Carson on her podcast Inside the Writer’s Head. Listen as Christine talks about why what WWfaC does matters and how creating a non-competitive, safe place to write makes all the difference! Listen to the episode here! 

loading… Dear Community, I had a fear that had followed close on my heels when I arrived at Women Writing for (a) Change. The fear? That I would run out of things to write about. (or that you would judge me for ending my sentence with a preposition). My last job had run me dry

loading… Do you already know that your existence–who and how you are–is in and of itself a contribution to the people and place around you? Not after or because you do some particular thing, but simply the miracle of your life. And that the people around you, and the place(s), have contributions as well? Do

loading… Love has never been a popular movement. And no one’s ever wanted, really, to be free. The world is held together, really it is held together, by the love and passion of a very few people.  – James Baldwin Dear Community, I have seen recently how the work done at Women Writing for (a)