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An Invitation to Write
What happens when you tell the story of a real event from another person's point of view? Think of a situation in which you disagreed with someone - it could be a slight difference in taste or a fight with far-reaching consequences - and recount the opposing opinions each of you expressed.
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Save The Date...
A Taste of Wine and Art
October 3rd
Please join us
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with Matt Peiken of Opine Season
Veteran entrepreneurial and print journalist Matt Peiken leads this two-part workshop into crafting op-eds and columns for print, broadcast or online publishing.
By the end of the second workshop, you'll have a piece you'll be proud to self-publish or pitch to other publications.
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Writing for TV:
Creating a Sitcom
with Zina Camblin
Accomplished playwright and television writer Zina Camblin has worked on productions for NBC, Warner Bros., BET and Disney. Now beginning a new chapter as a professor at Northwestern University in Chicago, Zina shares her experience writing for television in this special guest workshop, which includes an opportunity to pitch your sitcom idea to a Hollywood exec!
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Women's Way of OH/KY presents:
The Living Inspiration
with Krista Detor
August 15, 12:30-3:00pm
This is a rare opportunity to attend a workshop presented by internationally recognized singer/songwriter Krista Detor. Krista's music can be found in many films, stage products, TV shows, NPR, PBS, and her "Time Travels" program. A light lunch is provided, and a concert will follow the workshop at 7 p.m. Open to all levels of ability.
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Our Women Writers
in the News
Pauletta Hansel's poem " Husbands" was selected to be read by Garrison Keillor for his public radio segment "The Writer's Almanac" on July 15. Pauletta also has a new book coming out from Dos Madres Press entitled "Tangle."
Thursday core class participant Suzanne Horton's poem " Offering" was published in the Summer 2015 issue of "The Sycamore: a Christ Church Cathedral Publication." Fun fact: The editor of The Sycamore, Barbara Lyghtel Rohrer, is a 2013 graduate of WWf(a)C's Conscious Feminine Leadership Academy.
Congratulations Mary, Pauletta & Suzanne from all of us at WWf(a)C!
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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 is supported in part by
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Celebrating Donors -
Your Gifts Shape Futures!
Thank you! It is because of generous donors like you that WWf(a)C has the opportunity to make such a difference. Your gifts provide scholarships for girls and women of all ages to attend classes at WWf(a)C. Your support makes it possible for teens at risk of or experiencing homelessness to attend writing circles at their own schools, providing an expressive and creative outlet in a group that becomes a supportive community. Only 64% of the cost to run our programs is covered by tuition. It is you, our donors, who keep our doors open to serve all. You are an essential part of our team.
With gratitude and appreciation: Thank You!
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In Case You Missed It: An Evening of Female Comics was a Hilarious Hit!
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Teri Foltz (center-left) and
her merry band of Writer-Comics
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More Photos
In fits of laughter, the July 21 Evening of Female Comics event raised $2,900 for Women Writing for (a) Change. In addition to experienced comediennes, several of our own women writers took the stage as stand-up comics for the first time, under the coaching of longtime WWF(a)C writer Teri Foltz. Read full article
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Board Forms Advisory Council
The Board of Trustees at Women Writing for (a) Change has approved the formation of an Advisory Council to serve as a resource for the organization. Advisory Council members serve as volunteers, willing to share their expertise from time to time to assist WWf(a)C Board members or staff. Advisory Council members have no legal responsibilities or decision-making capacity for the organization.
Members of the first WWf(a)C Advisory Council are Mary Pierce Brosmer, WWf(a)C Founder; David Burstein, former WWf(a)C Trustee; Anne Combs, VP Child and Family Services, LifePoint Solutions of Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services; Ellen Doyle, former WWf(a)C Board President; and Sonya Jindal, attorney at Taft, Stettinius & Hollister.
Welcome to our first group of Advisory Council members!
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We Need You!
A Call for Volunteers
The Taste of Wine & Art Committee needs a few more volunteers to help and "play" with us!
If you want to join us, you would be involved in one or more of these opportunities:
- Be part of a team that is fun and making a difference to WWf(a)C
- Help us secure a few more donations for silent auction and event give-aways
- Help us promote the event through social media and word of mouth marketing
- Help at the event coordinating and welcoming guests and keeping food trays refreshed
What do you receive in return for your time and effort? You get to:
- Help promote WWf(a)C and our mission
- Help us assure the viability of our organization by raising needed financial resources
- Work with a fun group of people on a fun event
- Increase your skills in fundraising and event planning
A Taste of Wine & Art is scheduled for Saturday, October 3. For more information, please contact Laurie Fitzgerald Althaus at (513) 785-0673.
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Current and Upcoming Classes
*Please click the class name for details, dates, and registration. Many courses run several weeks.
FREE Samplers - Bring or refer a friend!
Co-Ed Core Class Sampler - August 1
Women's Core Class Sampler - August 15
Fall Core Classes - Term I begins August 24th
Ask us about bundling Terms I & II!
Monday evening circle - 8 weeks
Tuesday morning circle - 8 weeks
Wednesday evening women's circle - 15 weeks
Wednesday evening co-ed circle - 8 weeks
Thursday morning circle - 8 weeks
Specialty Classes (Don't miss the NEW class announcements on the left!)
Fall SoulCollage® Circle: Becoming the Conscious Heroine of Your Journey
Ongoing- Maintain Your Writer's Shape (Summer)
Follow Your Path series - a la carte or bundled!
Where I'm From
Finding the Path Back to You
Creating & Practicing Personal Traditions
FREE Book Group: Newly Formatted for Fall!
Theme: Feminist Classics. Facilitated by WWF(a)C Founder Mary Pierce Brosmer. Get your copies now!
September: The Feminine Mystique
October: The Beauty Myth
November: Sister Outsider
Young Women Writing for (a) Change
Teens' Summer Camp Session II (Grades 7-9) Begins Monday, August 3
Theme: Presenting an Authentic Face in Friendship
Girls' Fall Circle (Grades 4-7)
Theme: Dogs & Other Animals We Love
Teens' Fall Circle (Grades 8-11)
Theme: The Artist's Life
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