| International Women's Writing Guild |
Our mission is to build an inclusive global literary arts community that empowers women and women-identified writers through workshops and community that foster personal and professional growth. |
Our Mission
Honoring Sindiwe Magona Between 1990 to 2003 Sindiwe Magona was a beloved teacher at the IWWG Summer Conferences at Skidmore. After living in New York for 20 years, she retired and moved back to Cape Town in 2003. This year will be her 80th birthday and Georgia State University in Atlanta is honoring her in April. |
Write with us...upcoming workshops below!
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We believe in creating an environment where all women feel supported to bring their whole selves to work and to write. We commit to on-going practice, reflection, and assessment in the following areas:
CRAFT Provide a variety of educational writing experiences and |  PROGRAMS Provide a variety of educational writing experiences and |
STAFFING Hire diverse faculty, staff and administrative support |
CULTURE Build a culture that provides professional development and ongoing reflection on |
PARTNERS Create authentic and mutually beneficial relationships and collaborations |
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