On behalf of the Immigrant Writers of Association (IWA), we are delighted to extend an invitation to you to joinour Board of Directors in a volunteer capacity. What We DoThe Immigrant Writers Association (IWA) / Association des écrivains immigrants (AEI) is an incorporated non-profit organization that
After two years, The Word On The Street Toronto Festival (WOTS) – the biggest book and magazine festival in Canada – returns outdoors in Toronto, June 11 and 12, on the Queen’s Park Crescent (from Bloor to Wellesley Street). The
The night of December 6, 2019, would be fabled for some light-hearted fun for the members and guests who attended the IWA’s festive Secret Santa gathering. The Octet had arrived at The Old Spaghetti Factory for an evening of sharing, learning and exchange
The word on the street is … there is a new writers’ group in town! On a sunny Sunday morning (September 23, 2018), they are heading to the Harbourfront Centre to join other authors, publishers, and associations at Canada’s largest book
We realized that our members have tons of unanswered questions about writing and self-publishing … about the challenges they face… about book promotion and how to increase the visibility as an author… So we’ve started Just Ask! – the IWA’s newest
You might not hear often from us, but this doesn’t mean that we’re not “cooking” something! 🙂 Some of the upcoming activities and projects we’re working on: Some of the activities are open to anyone who’s willing to participate! 🙂 Follow
The Bookshelf Newmarket was the first book fair where the Immigrant Writers Association (IWA) had a booth … and we loved the experience! The event was very well organized and a pleasure to attend. It increased the visibility of our
16 members so far … and counting! ? Wow… I just start getting a glimpse of what I got myself into! This project has such a great energy – it’s taking on a life of itself! Pushing me/us to develop it