Prompt Online Writing Group - Write Here on Earth

Name: Prompt Online Writing Group - Write Here on Earth
Start: 2026-09-29T21:00:00-0400
End: 2026-11-17T23:00:00-0500

Tue, Sep 29, 9pm - Tue, Nov 17, 11pm EDT

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Write Around Portland

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Make Writing a 🌿 Natural 🍂 Habit

Get down-to-earth in this 8-week writing workshop meant to boost your creativity with prompts and activities inspired by the natural world. Fiction, nonfiction, and poetry enthusiasts of all levels and backgrounds are welcome! Craft immersive environments and explore nonhuman perspectives with approachable exercises designed to keep your pen moving! Share and receive strengths-based feedback, too.

Indoor Field Trip!

This workshop includes a special class brought to you by nature experts and enthusiasts at Bird Alliance of Oregon.

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What is Prompt?

Creative Writing For All

If you’re looking for accountability and community, join a Prompt writing group!

Deadlines and Accountability

With generative writing prompts, encouraging postcards in-between sessions, and a supportive, fun environment, you’ll walk away with a renewed passion for your writing!

New Writer Friends!

Prompt writing groups bring together people who share your interests. Gather feedback on your work and build connections for future support in our fast-paced 8-week program.

Learn more about the Prompt Writing Group and Write Around Portland!

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Write Around Portland

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Write Around Portland changes lives through the power of writing.

Since 1999, we’ve run a free creative writing and publishing program for people in our community with the least access to the arts. We use writing to reduce isolation, improve mental health, and promote creative self-expression. We’ve held hundreds of writing workshops for more than 7,000 Portlanders, prioritizing outreach to people living on low incomes, experiencing homelessness or incarceration, living with a disability or illness, or who identify as Black, Indigenous, or a Person of Color. We’ve organized more than 250 community readings and published 62 anthologies of our participants’ work, amplifying underheard voices and utilizing the written word as a tool for personal and societal change.