Women Write on wednesday
W.W.O.W is a curated, safe space for you to gather with like-minded women for healing and self-expression through writing.
Whether you need One on One time with yourself, would like to bond with other women, or simply relax, get a peace of mind and write. Join us on Wednesdays at 6pm-730pm and express yourself within an authentic and safe environment!
There is also Childcare and Dinner Provided!
THe Host
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WWOW was created by Nakeena Hayden a Single Mom of 3 children. She took the journey in the SFSM Book project and discovered there is such a Healing in Writing.
The space itself is Healing! Cultivating a routine in your need of "Getting things off your chest" and on to the paper, is important! Every woman NEEDS ME Time! Being amongst other like-minded women to help you grow and get over hardships, is what you create at WWOW. On a mission to discovering HER she created a space to get out her own head and to write what needed to change. She put up LED lights to give a soft feeling, she lite her candles to feel relaxed, she played smooth jazz to give her a vibe and most importantly, creating a sistership with other ladies who join the program! This space is designed for you to write, heal & relax. |
Write. Relax. Heal.
"Written Testimonies"
"It was such a great experience in this program, it allowed me to find a sisterhood that I could trust and help better understand myself and fall in love with me again. It is very life changing. "Get out of your own way", is my motto." -Nakeena
"It was an outstanding yet challenging experience being a part of the writing group. I was pushed to write at my highest level. I met and bonded with ladies that I hope to continue growing with. I am forever grateful for this experience as it has heightened my confidence in myself." -Alana Griffin
"Writing on Wednesdays has truly helped me become a published author. It provided a safe place for me to build confidence and foster intimate relationships with other authors. Those relationships fueled me with strength and creativity to help me through this writing project. I was pushed to persevere despite the challenges and opposition life continues to throw your way. I brought my kids along and we looked forward to writing on Wednesday, I just showed up in my weariness and continued to endure. I can contribute that to the support of the facilitators and my co-horts who energized me when I knew my battery was running low and I wanted to give up. I truly am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of such and enriching environment and I pray it continues to prosper." -Teona Hall
"It was such a great experience in this program, it allowed me to find a sisterhood that I could trust and help better understand myself and fall in love with me again. It is very life changing. "Get out of your own way", is my motto." -Nakeena
"It was an outstanding yet challenging experience being a part of the writing group. I was pushed to write at my highest level. I met and bonded with ladies that I hope to continue growing with. I am forever grateful for this experience as it has heightened my confidence in myself." -Alana Griffin
"Writing on Wednesdays has truly helped me become a published author. It provided a safe place for me to build confidence and foster intimate relationships with other authors. Those relationships fueled me with strength and creativity to help me through this writing project. I was pushed to persevere despite the challenges and opposition life continues to throw your way. I brought my kids along and we looked forward to writing on Wednesday, I just showed up in my weariness and continued to endure. I can contribute that to the support of the facilitators and my co-horts who energized me when I knew my battery was running low and I wanted to give up. I truly am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of such and enriching environment and I pray it continues to prosper." -Teona Hall
Meet Attendees
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Meet Ashley Whigham
Ashley was an author in the SFSM Book Project, Volume 5. She often states that you have to come for the experience"! Ashley just recently moved from Pittsburgh to North Carolina, but that doesn't stop her from attending WWOW. She connects to Zoom every Wednesday at 6pm. She states that WWOW recharges her in the middle of the week with being able to write relax and heal with like-minded women and to know you're not alone. |
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Meet Erin Jones
Erin is a Single Mom who dealt with a traumatic experience and needed an outlet, when she first came to WWOW she was looking to get connected with other like-minded women to write, relax and heal. She often comes to WWOW to get different perspectives on life choices she thinks about making. Since WWOW Erin has quit her job and became a full time Entrepreneur and Absolutely loves it! She states WWOW gave her the inspiration she needed! |