All Programs

Join us for this 8-week long Tuesday morning class.

Join us for this 8-week long Tuesday evening class.

WWf(a)C welcomes Maureen Morehead (Kentucky Poet Laureate 2011-2012) October 19th for this special poetry writing workshop.

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

In these sessions, we will continue to explore our own writing within the broader context of queer literature. Please note: There is no class on November 26th. The final class takes place on Saturday, December 14th from 4:30 - 6:30 pm, following by a potluck/readaround from 7:00-9:00 pm.

In these sessions, we will continue to explore our own writing within the broader context of queer literature. Please note: There is no class on November 26th. The final class takes place on Saturday, December 14th from 4:00 - 6:30 pm, following by a potluck/readaround from 7:00-9:00 pm.

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.

During this 6-session class, teens and young people in grades 8-12 will use poetry, writing, listening, art, readings and activities as a means of tapping into the courage to believe in their own voices, ‘turn it up,’ let their voices be heard and speak their truth.

In the style of "Reader's Theater," this play brings to life two of the most important and inspiring spiritual teachers of the last century.

Women Writing for (a) Change invites you to an evening of community, celebration and fun, all for the benefit of WWf(a)C!

Women Writing for (a) Change Annual Author Series welcomes Maureen Morehead (Kentucky Poet Laureate 2011-2012) for this free talk/reading.

This Free Sampler is designed for Women interested in attending our upcoming 6-week Specialty Class "Celebrating Our Struggles." It is not required that you attend the Sampler in order to enroll in the class. While this Sampler is free, registration is required.

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!

Future Retreats are currently in the planning stages.

Stay tuned for future offerings!

Needing time to work on certain aspects of a writing project? Looking for one-on-one coaching and the opportunity to test your writing out loud? Designed for writers who have participated in our "Craft of Writing" series, those who have a work of prose, memoir, or personal essay in progress, or those who would like to get started with one.

Needing time to work on certain aspects of a writing project? Looking for one-on-one coaching and the opportunity to test your writing out loud? Designed for writers who have participated in our "Craft of Writing" series, those who have a work of prose, memoir, or personal essay in progress, or those who would like to get started with one.

This four-week series will address shorter forms of story and how to revise your work to achieve that form.

This class will address shorter forms of story and how to revise your work to achieve that form.

This class will address shorter forms of story and how to revise your work to achieve that form.

This class will address shorter forms of story and how to revise your work to achieve that form.

This class will address shorter forms of story and how to revise your work to achieve that form.

In partnership with the Lloyd Library and Museum exhibit "Leaves of Plates," join Annette Januzzi Wick and the Lloyd Library staff to consider the plates of their own stories.

Join Women Writing for (a) Change for the ninth program in this series -- a unique opportunity to enjoy a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony and reflect through writing in community.