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      • Starting a Writing Group: The Basics
      • Facilitating a Workshop
      • Developing Writing Prompts
      • Feedback and revisions
      • Publishing a Magazine and Hosting a Reading
      • Beyond the Workshop: Taking Action
      • Facilitator Guides and Tips
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    • Parents Write Their Worlds
    • Service Employees International Union
    • U-Turn Permitted, NLEN
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      • HACC Fall 2017 Reading
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  • About Us
    • Collaborators
    • Contact Us!
  • Writing Groups
    • Writing Group Process
      • Starting a Writing Group: The Basics
      • Facilitating a Workshop
      • Developing Writing Prompts
      • Feedback and revisions
      • Publishing a Magazine and Hosting a Reading
      • Beyond the Workshop: Taking Action
      • Facilitator Guides and Tips
    • Active Writing Groups
  • Publications
    • Chi-Noodin Native American Group
    • Edgewater Branch Public Library
    • Empowering Englewood
    • Growing Home
    • Harvest Commons Writing Group
    • Heartland Alliance Writing Group
    • Howard Area Community Center
    • Parents Write Their Worlds
    • Service Employees International Union
    • U-Turn Permitted, NLEN
  • Resources
  • Get Involved
    • Donate
    • Events
      • HACC Fall 2017 Reading
      • HACC Spring 2017 Reading
    • CWP Collective Blog

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