We now offer pay-from-your-heart pricing to increase access to our classes.
Black Lives Matter As an organization, we want to say unequivocally that BLACK LIVES MATTER. We stand in mourning of the racist murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbrey, and the countless other Black people who have been the victims of violent, systemic injustice. The movement to dismantle systemic racial injustice asks that we […]
We’d love to hear from you! For information and general inquiries, please email: bewriting@wordcraftersineugene.org For questions about registrations, please email: info@wordcraftersineugene.org For information about WITS, please email: WITS@wordcraftersineugene.org If you would like to volunteer, please visit our Get Involved page. Our studio is at: 436 Charnelton St., Ste 100Eugene, OR 97401 Our mailing address/office is at: 434 Charnelton, […]
“We are just walking each other home” — Ram Dass Wordcrafters relies on the support of our community of writers, local businesses, foundations, and other patrons of the arts to generously support our events and programs. Fiscal year 2023-24 business sponsors and foundation friends City of EugeneOregon Arts CommissionOregon Community FoundationLane Arts Council Springfield History […]
Wordcrafters is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Matthew Lowes (he/him), President, is a writer, a teacher, and a martial arts instructor. His stories have appeared in a variety of publications, including Dark Recesses and Anotherealm. He has traveled widely, from the deserts of Australia and West Africa to the jungles and mountains of South America and Southeast […]
Daryll Lynne Evans (she/her), Executive Director, began her writing career as a playwright with the Performing Arts Conservatory in Colorado but has since turned to fiction and screenwriting. She has an MFA in fiction from Purdue University, where she taught creative writing and worked with Sycamore Review. She has presented workshops for the Willamette Writers Conference, […]
Wordcrafters provides writers and readers opportunities to strengthen their craft, deepen their connection with literature, and share their knowledge with each other and with future generations.