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Care is essential to our survival. As a society, we should be providing conditions that allow all to receive the care they need. That should include those who are doing the caring. Mothers need care too. Is it any wonder that we feel so fragmented when we lack someone to share in the burden? This writing practice is a place for us to come together, share in our burdens and shift how we see and perform care work. 

“Transformation does not have a name or a label, it has a sound. Listen. Listen closely. Can you hear it? The revolution will not be a movement. It will be birthed.”

— LISA FACTORA-BORCHERS, BIRTHING A NEW FEMINISM

This will be an ongoing monthly circle for those who have previously taken a circle and are looking to continue their practice in a group setting. Each call will be 90-minutes over Zoom. This is also the only place where some craft will be layered into each gathering. The poetry and writing themes will alternate with the larger focus being a more supported motherhood… now and for future mothers. 

The process.

"The writing group is more than just a writing group. It's a supportive community that feels like family. In this circle, I've found kindred spirits who understand the ups and downs of motherhood. The sense of camaraderie and solidarity we share is truly heartwarming. It's a place where we lift each other up, celebrate our wins, and navigate the challenges of motherhood together. I'm grateful for the connections and friendships I've made here!"

— Maggie, mother of two under four

"The mother’s writing group has given me practical tools that I can now use outside of our circle. This group has given me a creative outlet and a coping skill that I'll carry with me beyond our sessions!"

— Lauren, mother of two under three

Questions?