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Community Conversations: Did June Fill You With Pride?
Though Pride Month may be over, GWN remains committed to supporting and empowering our LGBTQIA+ community members to help us figure out where we’re going.
Though Pride Month may be over, GWN remains committed to supporting and empowering our LGBTQIA+ community members to help us figure out where we’re going.
This month, we’ll identify and validate those awkward moments of mentoring — silence in conversation, ghosting — and talk through how to weather them. We’ll also fortify ourselves with humor and confidence we can draw upon in those moments.
This is a poetry generative writing workshop directed towards writers of all levels!
A spellbinding story of love, loss, and the impossible—Open takes the stage Off-Broadway July 8–27 as a recipient of the WP Space Program. Join us on July 24th for a magic show to cap off your night at the theatre!
This month, we’ll use Gibb’s or Kolb’s reflective cycles, originally concepts from psychology, to help develop a structure for a reflective essay and gain a better understanding of experiences that we seek to write about.
This Chat will explore the possible pathways to break into the TV industry. Here is your chance to ask all of your burning questions with a panel that covers everything from writing to acting to producing and more!
Whether you’re WordPress savvy or looking to learn more about online editorial systems, this group offers opportunities to dive into editorial tasks, outreach, and the publication of Girls Write Now Stories.
Join us on Tuesday, August 5 from 4:45–6:00 PM ET for a dynamic panel discussion exploring personal journeys and career paths within the music industry.
Join us at the Girls Write Now Office or online for our Open Mic Series! Performers are invited to share their work (poems, songs, stories, and more!) on the mic for an audience as we gather to celebrate creativity and build community.
Join us on Wednesday, August 6 from 5-6pm ET for our Open Mic Series! Each reader will be given 3 minutes to perform their work (poetry, a song, a story excerpt, etc.) in front of a live audience at the Girls Write Now office or by tuning in virtually.