WCC in the Toronto Star: How the arts can help cure the loneliness epidemic. It’s called a social prescription and it’s catching on.

“WCC’s program evaluation indicates many participants experience an improved sense of belonging, self-esteem, and emotional well-being, and reduced isolation and loneliness. Participants consistently report feeling more hopeful, connected and resilient.” Amidst a global crisis of loneliness, social prescriptions such as the WCC program…

WCC on-site at Toronto International Festival of Authors!

Experience the magic of WCC live and on-site at TIFA! We are thrilled to invite you to a special weekend of on-site WCC programming, including three writing workshops and an immersive panel conversation. Re/writing Connection: An Immersive Conversation Sunday, November 2 at 2:30…

The power of story – building connected communities through libraries

“It’s more than just writing—I’m seeing these community members form personal connections with one another [in WCC workshops] and that’s a beautiful thing.” – Richard Austerberry, Branch Head, Evelyn Gregory Public Library October is Canadian Library Month. From Writers Collective of Canada’s earliest…

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