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📣 Now Open for Registration: Writing Revolution

Instructor Helen Gould will cover real-world examples of political resistance, discuss the morality of issues like the use of violence, and explore what kind of characters you might need in a story about revolution.

When: Saturday, July 12 | 3PM-9PM BST (GMT+1) Where: Online — Zoom Classroom Join us live OR get the video after!

Price: $150 (live class), $75 (recording) Scholarships Available

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Last reminder! Registration ends on Sunday, July 6th. Reblog and share!

[writingtheother]

📣 Now Open for Registration: Writing Revolution

Instructor Helen Gould will cover real-world examples of political resistance, discuss the morality of issues like the use of violence, and explore what kind of characters you might need in a story about revolution.

When: Saturday, July 12 | 3PM-9PM BST (GMT+1) Where: Online — Zoom Classroom Join us live OR get the video after!

Price: $150 (live class), $75 (recording) Scholarships Available

💖 #WritingCommunity 🙏🏾 share & help spread the word! 💖

[wto-admin]

Reblogging to remind everyone about this class and to let you know scholarship applications are due in a few days on 11:59PM Pacific June 21st. The application is short, we have a wide definition of financial need, and we encourage you not to self-reject!

Click Here for details, registration, or to apply.

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Are You My Ally? A Webinar for Writers and Creators - Writing the Other

Join authors Nisi Shawl and K. Tempest Bradford for a webinar that will empower would-be allies to support marginalized creatives.

Date: Saturday, March 8th, 2025 Time: 9 AM to 12 PM Pacific Time Where: Online, Zoom Classroom Price: $60 (live class), $50 (recording). A sliding scale payment is available for attendees who need financial assistance. Registration Deadline: Sunday, March 2nd, 2025

Every creative community includes a diverse spectrum of identities ranging from the privileged to the marginalized or oppressed. Many people who exist near the privileged end of the spectrum want to use said privilege to support their fellow creatives and marginalized communities through direct action or artistic endeavors. But, they may not know the best way to go about it.

Join authors Nisi Shawl and K. Tempest Bradford for a webinar that will empower would-be allies to support BIPOC and other marginalized creatives. With a lecture and a one-hour Q&A, you’ll get real-life examples and general guidance. By the end of the webinar, you’ll have a better understanding of how to be an ally and have resources to help creators walk their talk.

Details & Registration

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