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Sign In — Free (10 views/day)INTERNATIONAL WOMENS WRITING GUILD, founded in 1976, is a small nonprofit in the Education sector that reported $237K in total revenue in fiscal year 2024.
IWWG empowers women writers with workshops events and community gatherings to encourage writing speaking and publishing
The International Womens Writing Guild IWWGs annual conference and retreat stands as the cornerstone of our year-round programming-a vibrant multi-day gathering that brings together women and...
The International Womens Writing Guild IWWGs annual conference and retreat stands as the cornerstone of our year-round programming-a vibrant multi-day gathering that brings together women and nonbinary writers of all ages backgrounds and experience levels. Now entering its fifth decade the conference has evolved into a transformative space for creative exploration professional growth and intergenerational connection. Held over five days in August the conference offers over 40 workshops in a range of genres including fiction poetry memoir screenwriting playwriting nonfiction and hybrid forms. Participants select sessions tailored to their writing journey with instruction provided by award-winning authors seasoned educators editors and literary agents. Workshops are both craft-focused and generative giving writers the tools and time to draft new work and refine existing projects. Many instructors return year after year creating a sense of continuity and mentorship that strengthens the Guilds sense of community. Beyond the workshops the conference includes a vibrant book fair where attendees can browse purchase and celebrate published works by fellow Guild members and instructors. This not only promotes peer recognition and support but also creates opportunities for emerging writers to learn about the publishing process and develop professional confidence. Our open mic series held nightly allows writers to share their voices in an encouraging and welcoming environment. These sessions often become emotional touchstones where participants reveal deeply personal stories and receive affirming applause from a room of fellow creatives. A unique aspect of the IWWG conference is its integration of wellness and holistic support into the writing experience. Attendees are invited to participate in yoga meditation soul collage nature walks and mindfulness sessions-acknowledging that creativity flourishes in an atmosphere of rest reflection and emotional connection. We view writing as both an intellectual and a healing practice and our conference structure reflects this dual commitment to craft and care. The 2024 conference attracted 120 participants including 25 teachers with attendees ranging in age from teens to women in their 80s. Over 25 scholarships were awarded to writers from low-to-moderate-income backgrounds ensuring equitable access. The conference also piloted an intergenerational mentorship model this year where student writers collaborated with seasoned Guild members on editing projects and community readings. Above all the IWWG conference is a celebration of the power of words to connect heal and inspire.
The International Womens Writing Guild IWWGs annual conference and retreat stands as the cornerstone of our year-round programming-a vibrant multi-day gathering that brings together women and...
The International Womens Writing Guild IWWGs annual conference and retreat stands as the cornerstone of our year-round programming-a vibrant multi-day gathering that brings together women and nonbinary writers of all ages backgrounds and experience levels. Now entering its fifth decade the conference has evolved into a transformative space for creative exploration professional growth and intergenerational connection. Held over five days in August the conference offers over 40 workshops in a range of genres including fiction poetry memoir screenwriting playwriting nonfiction and hybrid forms. Participants select sessions tailored to their writing journey with instruction provided by award-winning authors seasoned educators editors and literary agents. Workshops are both craft-focused and generative giving writers the tools and time to draft new work and refine existing projects. Many instructors return year after year creating a sense of continuity and mentorship that strengthens the Guilds sense of community. Beyond the workshops the conference includes a vibrant book fair where attendees can browse purchase and celebrate published works by fellow Guild members and instructors. This not only promotes peer recognition and support but also creates opportunities for emerging writers to learn about the publishing process and develop professional confidence. Our open mic series held nightly allows writers to share their voices in an encouraging and welcoming environment. These sessions often become emotional touchstones where participants reveal deeply personal stories and receive affirming applause from a room of fellow creatives. A unique aspect of the IWWG conference is its integration of wellness and holistic support into the writing experience. Attendees are invited to participate in yoga meditation soul collage nature walks and mindfulness sessions-acknowledging that creativity flourishes in an atmosphere of rest reflection and emotional connection. We view writing as both an intellectual and a healing practice and our conference structure reflects this dual commitment to craft and care. The 2024 conference attracted 120 participants including 25 teachers with attendees ranging in age from teens to women in their 80s. Over 25 scholarships were awarded to writers from low-to-moderate-income backgrounds ensuring equitable access. The conference also piloted an intergenerational mentorship model this year where student writers collaborated with seasoned Guild members on editing projects and community readings. Above all the IWWG conference is a celebration of the power of words to connect heal and inspire.
Our 1000 members gain exclusive access to a year-round schedule of online workshops designed to inspire educate and connect. From one-time craft classes to multi-week intensives in memoir poetry...
Our 1000 members gain exclusive access to a year-round schedule of online workshops designed to inspire educate and connect. From one-time craft classes to multi-week intensives in memoir poetry fiction publishing and more our virtual programs bring acclaimed instructors and a global writing community directly to you. Members enjoy discounted registration early access to programs and invitations to free events like Open Mics Friday Write-Ins and special members-only sessions. IWWGs online offerings provide the tools mentorship and community.
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Sign In — Free (10 views/day)| 2024 | 2023 | Change | |
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| Revenue | $236,872 | $238,928 | 0.0% |
| Expenses | $238,180 | $238,236 | 0.0% |
| Net Income | $-1,308 | $692 | -2.9% |
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Sign In| Name | Title | Hours/Week | Role | Reportable Comp | Other Comp | Total |
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| Janet Phillips | Board Chair | 1.00 |
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| Year | Revenue | Expenses | Assets | Net Income |
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| 2024 | $236,872 | $238,180 | $-1,308 | $-1,308 |
| 2022 | No data | No data | No data | No data |
| 2019 | $226,877 | $267,184 | $12,618 | $-40,307 |
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