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19 Oct
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Decolonizing the screen through Indigenous Cinema

For as long as cinema has existed, there have been stories with Indigenous themes … More info Read more
29 Oct
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Spiritual Reclamation/Ceremony: Healing from Intergenerational Trauma

Drawing on trauma theory, epistemology, and education for social justice, Suzanne Methot‘s lecture describes … More info Read more
5 Nov
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Indigenous Spirituality in Poetry

In this presentation, Louise Bernice Halfe (Sky Dancer) will read a selection of her … More info Read more
5 Nov
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Librairie D+Q presents Leanne Betasamosake Simpson launching Noopiming

Join us for the virtual launch of Leanne Betasamosake Simpson‘s new book Noopiming: The … More info Read more
9 Oct
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A Fate Worse Than Death

A Fate Worse Than Death is a multimodal poetry exploration of disabled life. Often … More info Read more
16 Oct
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Telling Stories with Zoey Roy

Telling Stories is a podcast that will launch in 2023. It was created and … More info Read more
8 Mar
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Carolyn Guillet’s “Seventeen [Anonymous] Women”: Public Reading and Book Launch

Seventeen women gather around the metaphorical fire of a lit theatrical stage to tell … More info Read more
11 Mar
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Confabulation presents: Accomplices

Stories of best friends, co-conspirators and partners in crime.
8 Jun − 17 Jun
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Alright: Solving the Problem of Living

Running June 8-June 17 Acclaimed storyteller Nisha Coleman (Self-Exile, Cornichon) takes you on an … More info Read more
1 Nov
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Writers Read x Kathryn Mockler

On Wednesday, November 1st at 12pm in MB9C (1600 Rue de Maisonneuve Ouest), Kathryn … More info Read more
21 Mar
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Meet the Authors – Sandra Cohen-Rose and Ann Lambert

Sandra Cohen-Rose and Ann Lambert will introduce their latest novels and discuss the ethical … More info Read more

 

QWF Annual Timeline

Zines laid out on a page

January

Woman reading at a microphone in front of an intimate audience

February

March

April

  • The QWF Annual General Meeting (AGM) is held
  • Writers in the Community Pyramid Campaign closes
  • Applications for StoryScaping program begins for organizations
Stacks of books on display

May

June

Women in a classroom

July

People wearing summer clothes in nature

August

Two women smiling at the camera

September

Group of women smiling at camera

October

November

December

  • Call for applications for Max Margles Writing Residency (postponed to February-March for 2024 Residency)
  • Registration for Winter-Spring Workshops opens
  • QWF Office closes for the last two weeks of December. Happy holidays!