Next month, we will observe and celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3. At WCC, we’re reflecting on our ongoing commitment to improve workshop accessibility and reduce community barriers. Meet Carrie Hartwick, a WCC writer and volunteer facilitator, who facilitates…

“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…