Creativity Building Resilience – focus on writing as creative activity
Time: Saturday 10th Oct, 2pm-4pm
Venue: USC Moreton Bay, Moreton Pde., Petrie.
- Expressing your thoughts through writing – self-help and reaching out
- Finding a purpose and goal setting – how writing brings focus
- Benefits of writing on mental health
Panel Discussion Featuring:
- Indrani Ganguly: Sociologist, Author Historical Novel “The Rose and The Thorn”
- Jodie Lane: Queer single mother, post-natal depression survivor, Author of “The Turning Points” Time Travel Adventure series
- Riley Webb: Earnshaw State College Year 11 student, Prize-winning Journaling App developer, “Silent Secrets”
- Anthony Hanna: Aviation Fire & Rescue Officer, ex-Victoria Police CIRT Negotiator, Author memoir “It’s Your World. I’m Just Living in It”
- Sandy O’Sullivan: Associate Professor USC Creative Industries – Wiradjuri, Transgender, Researcher, recipient of ARC Future Fellow grant 2020-2024, examining creative practice and its impact on Indigenous well-being
Free event, pre-registration essential at www.fawq.com.au/events
Host: Jim Higgins, Fellowship of Australian Writers Queensland (FAWQ) – President
Please see below link to the FAWQ Zoom Meeting on the 24th October at 2pm. If you would like to attend this meeting, please pre-register.
We will be announcing the winners of the Inaugural Maureen Freer Literary Competition with discussions by the Competition Judges.
You are invited to a Zoom meeting to announce the prize winners of the Maureen Freer (FAWQ) Literary Competition for 2020.
When :: Oct 24, 2020 14:00 Brisbane
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtduGvrzsvHNPF1P0hrdkTzNasMjhsuyI0
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Invitation to a Book Launch!
You are invited to the launch of:
‘Y GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN’ by Rosalie Webb
Where: Red Cross Hall 31 – 33 Portwood Street Redcliffe
When: Saturday 28 November 2020
Time: 2.00pm
Presentation by Jim Higgins – President of the Fellowship of Australian Writers Queensland (FAWQ)
Afternoon Tea will be served (including gluten free options)
Rosalie is delighted to announce the launch of her book –
‘Y GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN.’
The book is set at the YWCA in Richmond Victoria between 1966 & 1969. As the story unfolds the villain behind the walls and the hidden secrets become apparent. The lives, times and happenings of teenage girls are interwoven with daily life in the rag trade, the evolution of Richmond, the politics of the Vietnam War, the multiculturalism, the gang land wars and the gender attitudes. The story sits between a memoir and an historical novel.
A Covid safe procedure will be followed.
Limited seating restricted to 80 persons.
Hand sanitiser will be provided, masks optional.
If you are unwell on the day, please do not attend.
Telephone Enquiries: 0428 162 166
If possible – RSVP by 24 November to Email: rosaliewebb.writer@nullgmail.com
The Fellowship of Australian Writers – Queensland, will hold our Annual General Meeting at the Brisbane Square Library on Saturday the 13th of February 2021.from 2pm to 4pm.
All are welcome to attend and learn more of this iconic group, which exists to create connections through storytelling.
Connect with like-minded Writers and Poets of all levels and be inspired to ignite your passion.
FAWQ - AGM 2021
Please join us at our FAWQ General Meeting for March 2021, in our centenary year.
We will discuss many topics, headliners TBA, As well as plans for our Writers Festival.
All are welcome, Beginners, emerging and accomplished writers, although at the time of posting our crowd will be restricted due to Covid 19 rules.
Check for updated rules here as we approach the date.
You may decide to join and take advantage of the resources we offer members.
Please join us at our FAWQ General Meeting for April 2021, in our centenary year.
We will discuss many topics, headliners TBA, As well as plans for our Writers Festival.
All are welcome, Beginners, emerging and accomplished writers, although at the time of posting our crowd will be restricted due to Covid 19 rules.
Check for updated rules here as we approach the date.
You may decide to join and take advantage of the resources we offer members.
Please join us at our FAWQ General Meeting for May 2021, in our centenary year.
We will discuss many topics, headliners TBA, As well as plans for our Writers Festival.
All are welcome, Beginners, emerging and accomplished writers, although at the time of posting our crowd will be restricted due to Covid 19 rules.
Check for updated rules here as we approach the date.
You may decide to join and take advantage of the resources we offer members.
THERE WILL NOT BE GENERAL MEETING DURING JUNE AND JULY.
DUE TO THE RUNNING OF OUR CENTENARY WRITERS FESTIVAL
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
THERE WILL NOT BE GENERAL MEETING DURING JUNE AND JULY.
DUE TO THE RUNNING OF OUR CENTENARY WRITERS FESTIVAL
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Please join us at our FAWQ General Meeting for May 2021, in our centenary year.
We will discuss many topics, headliners TBA, As well as plans for our Writers Festival.
All are welcome, Beginners, emerging and accomplished writers, although at the time of posting our crowd will be restricted due to Covid 19 rules.
Check for updated rules here as we approach the date.
You may decide to join and take advantage of the resources we offer members.
Please join us at our FAWQ General Meeting for October 2021, in our centenary year.
If you would like to attend in person please email Jim Higgins, the President at president@nullfawq.com.au as the capacity is 20 people. If you would like to be part of the meeting and cannot attend in person below is the zoom link.
The link for the meeting on Saturday 9th Oct on Zoom is:
Topic: FAWQ Meeting
Time: Oct 9, 2021 14:00 Brisbane
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83476857753?pwd=bjRiQnJFWExTMXNyUVZrY1dSWlg3UT09
Meeting ID: 834 7685 7753
Passcode: 738706
The topic of the meeting is to report on the 2021 Festival events held in Moreton Bay Libraries, promote the November and December events and discuss future events the FAWQ may consider for 2022 and beyond.