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Every writer, no matter their experience, should have a voice in our local, national and international conversations in the news. Learn about opinion pieces in general, and how to tie personal experience to current events to write powerful op-eds and reach readers beyond the data points.

This class focuses on the five elements of a compelling story, whether memoir, non-fiction or fiction.

A 4-class series that delves into the components of story development, whether memoir, non-fiction and fiction. Classes will cover The Five Elements of a Compelling Story, Characterization, Scene Construction, and Seeing is Believing.

This workshop addresses the key elements the protagonist and antagonist must have for the reader to invest in them and keep reading, whether memoir, non-fiction or fiction.

This workshop brings into focus the major pieces of a scene, or the stories within the story that move your characters from beginning to end, whether memoir, non-fiction or fiction.

This workshop is an intense examination of the difference between active and passive voice and verbs, whether memoir, non-fiction or fiction.

In these classes, we will continue to explore our own writing within the broader context of queer literature.

In these classes, we will continue to explore our own writing within the broader context of queer literature. Please note: There is no class on March 3rd.

In these classes, we will continue to explore our own writing within the broader context of queer literature.

Incorporating Women Writing for (a) Change circle traditions, this workshop will introduce participants to the SoulCollage® creative process and practice. On this Leap Day, we will consider how we might feel lighter, take a risk, or let go of what's weighing us down.

Strengthen your spiritual core while exploring the power of self-care. This six-week class invites you on a journey to a greater sense of purpose and self-worth. Using Women Writing for (a) Change® practices we will focus on writing both during and outside of class as a means of discovery and affirmation of who we, as individuals, truly are. Join us as we learn to locate the sacred in all that life brings.

In this six-session class, we will try our hands at everything from fiction to poetry to memoir as we give voice to the challenges and unexpected gifts of living with a chronic condition.

We're working on new offerings -- details and registration available soon!

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FREE samplers are designed to introduce new participants to the practices used in WWf(a)C Core Classes before committing to the course. Don't forget to register!

FREE samplers are designed to introduce new participants to the practices used in WWf(a)C Core Classes before committing to the course. Don't forget to register!

The Young Feminist Leadership Academy will be offered in the summer of 2020. This Information Session is for parents and youth, to determine whether the YFLA is right for them at this time.

The Young Feminist Leadership Academy will be offered in the summer of 2020. This Virtual Information Session is for parents and youth, to determine whether the YFLA is right for them at this time.

As we move through the years, navigating our way by personal stars, a sense of meaning becomes more and more essential. Join us as we use Women Writing for (a) Change practices to explore methods for discovering what gives us meaning as individuals.

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In partnership with the Lloyd Library and Museum exhibit "The Treasures of the Lloyd," join Annette Januzzi Wick and the Lloyd Library staff to seek out the stories hidden beneath the written words.

Join us for this 10-week long Wednesday evening class.

Join us for this 10-week long Tuesday morning class.

Join us for this 10-week long Tuesday evening class.