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Write Club reveals persnickety, poignant, and phenomenal poets in youth and teens
You never know what will happen when a group of young writers creates a poem together. Find out what happened in this Write Club for Youth.
This is Halloween! Rainbow Reads is Back with Another Terrifying, Terrific Graphic Novel
Oct 11 | Rainbow Reads discusses Thirteens by Alice Kate Marshall.
Wordcrafters Open House Proves That Nerds Can Throw Parties Too
Ever wondered what happens when you get a bunch of word lovers together in a room with coffee, chocolate, and a plethora of board games?
Write Club Roundup: A Look Back at A Year of Wondrous Wordsmithing
Write Club for Youth is a monthly workshop with a different instructor and different writing topic at each meeting. Here’s what happened during the 2022-23 school year.
Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation Funds Expansion of Wordcrafters Writers in Schools Program
Wordcrafters receives $8,000 grant to expand writing residencies for marginalized communities
Get Back to School with a Spectacularly Spooky Story of Unlikely Friendships and the Griefs of Growing Up
Sept 13 | Rainbow Reads discusses September’s book, Séance Tea Party by Reimena Lee.
Fuel for the Fire: Lane Arts Council Grant Funds Wordcrafters and Minority Voices Theatre Collaboration
Wordcrafters receives a $2,500 Community Arts Project grant to bring stories to life in performance, on Dec. 10
Soar Into Mid-Summer With A Blazing Book
Aug 9. Rainbow Reads discusses August’s book, Her Royal Highness by Rachel Hawkins