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Taking Place In Person or Remotely -- Your Choice! The 2022 Clockhouse Writers' Conference & Retreat (CWC&R) will take place August 1 - 5, 2022. Participants will have a choice between in-person and remote attendance. Please note that if you register to attend in person, you are agreeing to abide by Goddard's Covid policies, which are available at https://www.goddard.edu/goddard-college-coronavirus-update. We hope to see you there, either in person or remotely! Please read Lead Steward Lucy Turner's letter here. And them, al the registration materials and additional details can be downloaded by clicking here: Clockhouse Writers' Conference & Retreat |
Volume Eight We're extremely pleased to announce our preparations for Volume Nine - 2022 of CLOCKHOUSE, the national literary journal we publish in partnership with Goddard College. To learn more about the journal and its submissions guidelines, and to order, please see CLOCKHOUSE |
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Taking Place Remotely The 2022 Lighthouse Writers' Conference & Retreat (LWC&R) took place in February, 2022. Registration materials for the 2023 LWC&R will become available in October, 2022, at: Lighthouse Writers' Conference & Retreat |
CWC STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY
We of the Clockhouse Writers Conference acknowledge that as a country, we are still arcing toward the fulfillment of liberty and justice for all, that the manifestation of this vision is yet incomplete.
We acknowledge our responsibilities as writers to educate ourselves, family, friends, and others. To speak out and write against racism, to give room and agency to those who know what needs to be done and humbly accept that we need to be honest and uncomfortable as we undertake courageous action together as a community. We will use our CWC community as a source of healing and hope.
Although we mostly write in solitude, we take up our pens and join our voices as a community to fervently affirm our commitment to racial justice. As writers, we hold as sacred our responsibility to the ongoing work of the creation of freedom for all. Words make worlds.
We acknowledge our responsibilities as writers to educate ourselves, family, friends, and others. To speak out and write against racism, to give room and agency to those who know what needs to be done and humbly accept that we need to be honest and uncomfortable as we undertake courageous action together as a community. We will use our CWC community as a source of healing and hope.
Although we mostly write in solitude, we take up our pens and join our voices as a community to fervently affirm our commitment to racial justice. As writers, we hold as sacred our responsibility to the ongoing work of the creation of freedom for all. Words make worlds.