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An Invitation to Write
Try an acrostic poem! Choose a word or phrase and write it vertically down the side of the page, one letter per line. Each line of your poem will then start with those letters. See what creative language you land on when your word choices are limited.
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Coming this fall:
Co-Ed Core Class
WWf(a)C will be offering a co-ed evening core class in the Autumn session!
Sign up for the FREE sampler on Saturday, August 1 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and be sure to invite your friends, women and men alike, to share in the core class experience.
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Save These Dates!
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4th Annual
...like you've never
seen before!
July 21st
At Go Bananas!
Comedy Club
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2015 Summer
Writing Retreat
Enrolling now!
Writing in
Community: Open Mind, Open Heart
July 26 - 31, 2015
Transfiguration
Spirituality Center
Enjoy a spacious week of writing, rest and renewal in lovely Glendale, Ohio. We will spend leisurely days writing and relaxing in beautiful surroundings. Our week will follow a pattern of structured and free time, alone and together, with mornings for individual writing, afternoons for small groups and evenings for large group activities and readings. Retreat led by WWf(a)C facilitators, Katherine Meyer and Diane Debevec.
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Returning in September
Salons with Women's Way of OH/KY, and the WWf(a)C book group, are both on hiatus for the summer months. Be sure to check back for these offerings again in the fall!
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Kroger Rewards Program:
Have You Re-Enrolled?
Even if you have signed up in the past, all members must
re-enroll in the Kroger Rewards Program to continue supporting WWf(a)C.
Click HERE for simple instructions.
Thank you to all
who have joined so far, your efforts are making a
real difference!
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Amazon Smile:
Support while you shop
Did you know you can now support WWf(a)C with every Amazon purchase? Simply begin shopping at https://smile.amazon.com/
Log in with your Amazon account and choose "Women Writing for a Change Foundation" from the list.
Thank you for your support!
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Women Writing for (a) Change
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Remembering those who served
Happy Memorial Day
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Who's Who
at Women Writing for (a) Change
Spotlight on: Dawn Koch
 My writing passion began in grade school when I wrote and collected short stories, poems, and personal narratives in black and white composition notebooks. I never dreamed of "being" anything else when I grew up but a writer. I was never quite sure how I'd earn a living, but I always knew writing would be a part of my life, and a part of my livelihood... |
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Discovering They are Not Alone: Writing with Young Women Experiencing Homelessness
by Dawn Koch
Since 2004, Women Writing for (a) Change has partnered with local Cincinnati organization Project Connect to facilitate weekly writing groups in public high schools during the school year.
Each year, at the start of the program, young women chosen specifically for these groups gather in a circle, full of uncertainty, unsure of what to expect. For those new to the group, the circle seems strange. Many pull their chairs farther back out of the circle. Some turn sideways or sit just outside of the circle. While others jump right in, asking questions.
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Watch Out, World: Women Bringing Forth Their Words
 Book Published: Dreamwork,
by Laura Lander, presents a useful method of exploring one's own dreams by decoding the symbolic messages implanted therein. Not a generic "dream dictionary", this process relies on and works with the dreamer's own individual subconscious associations to define the meaning of the dream components for the purpose of deeper self-understanding and insight.
Play Accepted: Congratulations to WWf(a)C writer Teri Foltz, whose play The Off Chance was accepted into the Midtown International Theatre Festival as part of their Short Play Lab Lineup, and produced this past Saturday. Bravo, Teri!
One-Woman Show: A frazzled, but well-intentioned young woman organizes the Second Coming of Christ after receiving a divine message from an unlikely source. Like Gilda Radner in a Beckett play, she and the audience wait for Jesus's grand entrance. This explosive one-woman piece tangos with (un)wavering faith, love by vending machine light, the path to self-discovery, and a mystical, blessed vegetable. Answers to all existential crises guaranteed.
Eileen Tull, whom you may recognize from past WWf(a)C events such as Evening of Female Comics and VDay, will be performing her one-woman show Jesus, Do You Like Me? Please Mark Yes or No in the 2015 Cincinnati Fringe Festival.
Three nights only: May 27, 30, and 31. More details & ticket info
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There's Still Time to Enroll in our Young Women's Summer Camps!
These camps for girls, teens, and young women use the art of writing and other modes of artistic expression to enhance self-esteem and build skills in creative self-expression. Camps are designed to help strengthen girls' authentic voices. Time for writing, sharing with peers, art-making, and movement activities will be incorporated into each camp. 2015 Summer Camp ThemesGirls (Full-Day): Wanting and BelievingGirls (Half-Day): The World as We Know ItTeens (Full-Day): Presenting Your Dream-Self to the World NOW FULL - Waitlist availableYoung Women (Full-Day): Beyond Our Words
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Upcoming Classes
*Please click the class name for details and to Register. Many courses run several weeks.
Summer Core Classes - Starting Next Week!
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