A bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song. Maya Angelou
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Courses
Course Description Classes are designed to provide a safe and supportive space for women
who want to explore their writing voice. Women are encouraged to tell
their stories in whatever written form they wish to pursue, whether it
is fiction, poetry, journal, essay, or drama. Spring 2010 Class Offerings Tuesday mornings from 9:30am to 12:00pm. (1/26 to 5/4)
Or Tuesday evenings from 7:00 to 9:30pm. (1/26 to 5/4)
Or Thursday mornings from 9:00 to 11:30am. (1/28 to 5/6)
Classes run for 15 weeks for $335.00. Scholarships available for some sessions. Class size is limited.
Also The "Project and Process Class" meets to discuss ongoing projects and the process of each participating author: Do you have a body of writing that you would like to work with in a class?
This class will focus on sharing writing and working with individual creative processes and concerns. It will meet: Thursday evenings from 6:00 until 8:30pm for eight weeks. (1/28, 2/11, 2/25, 3/11, 3/25,
4/8, 14/22, and 5/6.) The work will be done with a maximum of 5
students. Cost: $180.00 Spring Classes will be held at 3520 Cliff Road South, Birmingham, AL 35205 Women Writing for a Change is for:
- new
and experienced writers seeking a community in which to discover and
deepen their writing voices.
- women
in need of new sources of creative inspiration in their lives and their
work.
- women
in transition, and
- those
wishing to explore writing as a spiritual or healing practice, or as
a tool of social change.
Classes are
planned to provide time, space and skilled facilitation to:
- create a supportive
and welcoming atmosphere
- provide respectful
feedback on writing in large and small groups.
- discuss readings
of essays, stories, poems, and creative non-fiction by participants,
and
- encourage
on-going writing practice
What women
have said about the class:
I love the time
to create, giving voice to my words and thoughts, the openness of the
listeners, and receiving feedback. It is a gift to have this time for
myself.
Writing always
teaches me something about myself and helps me move forward in my life.
It is a gift
to listen to sister voices, to hold their words, and in turn to have
my words held and listened to.
Gift of being
here: A chance to try my voice again.
I am always
amazed by the diversity and richness of our words.
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