“I found very clearly that seniors write because they have a lot to say. They share the wisdom of their lived experiences and it is an honour to hear them.” – Helen, WCC Facilitator October 1 marked National Seniors Day, a dedicated opportunity…

“I write with WCC because it is the most honest and healing place I find myself.” – Aldonna Stremecki, WCC Staff In celebration of our return to Toronto International Festival of Authors (TIFA), we are pleased to introduce Aldonna Stremecki, WCC Special Projects…

“Writing plays a crucial role in the lives of youth by providing them with a powerful tool for self-expression, confidence-building, and connection.” – Danielle, WCC Facilitator August 12 marked International Youth Day. This special day invites our attention to the shining global community…

“The magic of WCC is in creating a brave space for everyone to express themselves freely, providing accessible workshops to everyone, especially marginalized populations.” – María Cristina Sabourin Jovel aka Queen María, WCC Facilitator For this month’s Spotlight, we are pleased to introduce you to María…

Meet Kathleen Conibear, a WCC writer and volunteer facilitator, who currently facilitates workshops in partnership with Mood Disorders Ottawa and The Well. This month, we asked Kathleen to reflect on her experience as a WCC facilitator, the value of our Six Essential Practices, and…

Last week marked Mental Health Week (May 6 – 10). We at WCC are proud to be sharing our stories and magnificent voices all month long. This year’s theme for the week is Compassion Connects. Meet Nancy Rice, a WCC writer and volunteer…