We collaborate with agencies, community organizations, community centres, support services, and arts organizations about how WCC’s unique writing workshop methodology can enhance their missions. We’d love to meet with you!
Partnering with us means you can offer our community writing workshop program to the populations you serve. It is proven to create deep connection, increase resilience, and strengthen self-advocacy among community members. Together, we empower and amplify the magnificent authentic voices of one and all, including those from traditionally underserved populations and underheard individuals nationwide.
For a sense of the breadth and depth of our community programming, peruse the list of partner organizations below.
How to Partner
WCC partnerships are undertaken only with the consent and support of WCC National Office.
To partner with WCC for the benefit of your community, members, or staff, please reach out to contact@wcc-cec.org.
We wish to acknowledge these partner organizations who have put their faith in us and helped us to innovate and expand our reach:
Participants [in the WCC workshops] explained that often they feel as though they are the only ones going through things. The honesty expressed through writing has importantly made people feel as though they are not alone.
The WCC has been a tremendous aid supporting our members find their voice. Members who struggle with isolation have been able to use their artistic expression and social skills learned from the groups and incorporate these in their recovery.
By focusing intensively on the fundamental act of dialogue, by warmly supporting self-expression and listening, the group serves as a healing and growing space where participants can re-encounter, sometimes painfully and, it seems, always with varying degrees of struggle, the powerful and definitively human act, of telling their story and connecting with others. The writing group demonstrates what is possible when we cross social borders to collaborate with and listen to groups who are usually ignored.