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11 April 2012

Book Giveaway: Win the Orange Prize For Women's Fiction 2012 Longlist (The Guardian, UK)

Deadline: 16 April 2012

The Guardian has teamed up with Orange to offer readers the chance to win all of the finalists' books from the 2012 Orange Prize for women's fiction, ahead of next week's announcement of the shortlist.

The winner will receive a complete set of all the 20 longlisted books, including On the Floor by Aifric Campbell, The Sealed Letter by Emma Donoghue and The Pink Hotel by Anna Stothard.

Now in its 17th year, the Orange prize is the UK's only annual book award for women's writing. Previous winners include Téa Obreht for The Tiger's Wife, Rose Tremain for The Road Home, Lionel Shriver for We Need to Talk About Kevin and Andrea Levy for Small Island.

For your chance to win, simply answer the questions here. Don't sleep, though, the competition closes on 16 April at midnight ahead of the following day's announcement of this year's shortlist.
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24 July 2011

Submission Guidelines: Paper Creations Magazine (rate: $100 per page for paper projects)

Are You Interested in Writing or Designing for Us?

Paper Creations strives to present quality projects in a straightforward, easily understandable style. As a how-to magazine, our aim is to teach our readers principles and techniques, lay foundations that encourage readers to develop their own ideas, offer columns that are informative and of interest to our readers, inform readers of new ideas, products and trends within the industry, and present as wide a variety of projects as space, editorial focus, and audience interest allows.

We'd like your projects to be featured in our magazine. We ask that you submit only original material that has not been published elsewhere or is currently under consideration by another publisher.

We request that you first submit several good quality photographs of the project for our consideration. Keep backgrounds simple in order to highlight the project, and include a recognizable object in the picture as a gauge to size and scale of the project. Upon acceptance, we would require the finished item for our photography. Any hand-drawn illustrations or color worksheets should be as detailed as possible.

All original manuscripts for projects should be typed, double-spaced, and include your name, complete street address, and telephone number on the front page. All manuscripts should consist of:

* A title and short introductory paragraph stating the theme or your inspiration for the idea.
* List materials and tools in order of importance. Brand names may be included where necessary, but take care to ensure that the product name appears exactly as shown on the product's packaging.
* Complete step-by-step instructions written clearly and concisely. List the instructions in the order in which they are carried out.
* Full-size patterns inked in black on white paper. Do not make any notations or labeling on the original pattern; rather, make a copy of the original pattern and label accordingly.
* Include a complete source of supply for products named in the materials list. List company name, full address, ZIP code, and telephone number.

Consideration of your project for publication in Paper Creations is as much a matter of editorial and season circumstance as of the quality of your design. We look forward to receiving your creative ideas and projects, and wish you much success.

Please send your designs to: Paper Creations, Attn: Jane Guthrie, 7 Waterloo Road, Stanhope, New Jersey 07874 or e-mail to editors@papercreationsmag.com.

For more information, call Jane Guthrie at (973) 347-6900 x139 or fax (973) 347-6909.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: editors@papercreationsmag.com

For submissions: editors@papercreationsmag.com

Website: http://www.papercreationsmag.com
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Submission Guidelines: Scrapbooking and Beyod Magazine (rate: $100 per page for scrapbooking projects)

Scrapbooking & Beyond™ strives to present quality scrapbooking projects in a straightforward, easily understandable style. As a how-to magazine, our aim is to teach our readers principles and techniques for scrapbooking, lay foundations that encourage readers to develop their own ideas, offer columns that are informative and of interest to our readers, inform readers of new ideas, products, and trends within the industry, and present as wide a variety of projects as space, editorial focus, and audience interest allows. We'd like your projects to be featured in our magazine. We ask that you submit only original material that has not been published elsewhere or is currently under consideration by another publisher.

We request that you first submit several good quality photographs of the project for our consideration. Keep backgrounds simple in order to highlight the project, and include a recognizable object in the picture as a gauge to size and scale of the project. Upon acceptance, we would require the finished item for our photography. Any hand-drawn illustrations or color worksheets should be as detailed as possible.

All original manuscripts for projects should be typed, double-spaced, and include your name, complete street address, and telephone number on the front page. All manuscripts should consist of:

1. A title and short introductory paragraph stating the theme or your inspiration for the idea.
2. List materials and tools in order of importance. Brand names may be included where necessary, but take care to ensure that the product name appears exactly as shown on the product's packaging.
3. Complete step-by-step instructions written clearly and concisely. List the instructions in the order in which they are carried out.
4. Full-size patterns inked in black on white paper. Do not make any notations or labeling on the original pattern; rather, make a copy of the original pattern and label accordingly.
5. Include a complete source of supply for products named in the materials list. List company name, full address, ZIP code, and telephone number.
6. Please include your name, address, and phone number on the back of your project.

Please send your designs to: Scrapbooking & Beyond™, Attn: Jane Guthrie, 7 Waterloo Road, Stanhope, NJ 07874 or submit your design via e-mail at editors@scrapbookingandbeyondmag.com.

For more information, call Jane Guthrie at (973) 347-6900 x 139, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Easter Time, Monday through Friday, or fax (973) 347-6909 or e-mail.

Generic themes are provided for each issue, following the seasons (spring, summer, fall, and winter). However, please feel free to submit any layout, project, article, idea, or technique (regardless of theme) that you might want to share with our readers.

Scrapbooking & Beyond looks to present quality scrapbook page layouts and memory related projects that are prepared in an easy to understand and step-by-step style. As a how-to magazine, our aim is to provide readers with the basic principles and techniques necessary to complete the projects presented with full-color photos, detailed close-ups, and full-sized patterns. Informative columns on scrapbooking tools, tips, techniques, creative ideas, and human interest articles are provided in each issue.

We would like your pages, projects and ideas to be featured in our magazine. However, we ask that you submit only original material that has not been published elsewhere nor is currently under consideration by another publisher. We look to provide overviews of a wide variety of subjects to stimulate and encourage our readers to further explore their creativity and skills. Please provide photos, diagrams or other appropriate visuals to support the project or article you wish to submit.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: editors@scrapbookingandbeyondmag.com

For submissions: editors@scrapbookingandbeyondmag.com

Website: http://www.scrapbookingandbeyondmag.com
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20 July 2011

Call for Papers - Bodies that Matter: Representations of Motherhood in US Media

Deadline: 15 August 2011

In times of national crisis, focus often shifts to the figure of the mother, which has come to represent everything from savior to monster. Representations of maternal bodies make their way into popular films, television shows, news coverage, and other media, drawing our attention to the multiple meanings these bodies hold in the stories we tell about ourselves as Americans. As such, this panel will discuss compelling and telling representations of motherhood / the maternal in U.S. media, with a focus on how these maternal bodies relate to culture, politics, religion, and the construction of the nation. To be considered for the panel, please submit 300-word abstracts to the panel chair, Amanda Rossie (Ohio State University) by August 15, 2011 at amanda.rossie@gmail.com.

2012 Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference
March 21-25, 2012
The Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers

Contact Information:

For inquiries: amanda.rossie@gmail.com

For submissions: amanda.rossie@gmail.com

Website: http://www.cmstudies.org/
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Call for Papers: Feminisms and Queer Sexualities (The Korean Association for Feminist Studies in English Literature Conference)

Deadline: 31 December 2011

This conference seeks to explore the complex historical, theoretical, and textual relationships between feminisms and queer sexualities, and to examine the (re)significations of this dynamic in literature and culture. Writers of color, community activists, or sexual minorities have forcefully argued that experiences of patriarchy are deeply inflected by differences in sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, class, age, and national (dis)privilege. It thus seems only natural today to refer to feminisms in their plurality, such as first/third world feminism, black feminism, lesbian feminism, liberal feminism, radical feminism, women of color feminism, transgendered feminism, and ¡°queer feminism.¡± There is, of course, often an analytic separation between gender and sexuality in actual practices of reading and critique. Queer sexual identifications in the most inclusive sense of gay/lesbian, bisexual, transsexual, transgender, and transvestite, and ¡°nonnormative¡± sexual practices such as prostitution, sex work, nonmonogamy, public sex, and sadomasochism have been politely relegated to a separate realm from feminism. Yet a serious engagement with gender would de facto entail the understanding of sexuality as not separate but additive; and thus ¡°queer¡± as not simply exclusive to ¡°queer-identified¡± texts, performances, productions, and authors.

The purpose of this conference is to probe the ways in which ¡°feminism¡± and ¡°queer¡± are intimately related in their continuous reckoning with reductive definitions of human identity and difference, and in their commitment to contest all oppressive conditions of fixity and containment. We hope to address questions such as ¡°What are the historical, material, and discursive dis/continuities between feminism and queer theory? What is queer feminism/feminist queering? What is a feminist text/critique and a queer text/critique? How do literary/cultural productions as representations engage in the overlapping of or disruptions between feminism and queer?

In lieu of symptomatic readings that concentrate on how ¡°feminist¡± or ¡°queer¡± texts signify feminist or queer ideologies, we hope to open up discussions of how issues of sexuality and gender are informing of all narratives, through their elision or othering, as well as in their textual prominence. We invite the voices of scholars in various disciplines including literature, film, theatre, media, performance, gender, sexuality, queer, sociology, anthropology, and translation. Papers can address a broad range of topics not restricted to those below:
  • Queer feminism and feminist queering
  • Feminism and transgender/transvestite
  • Feminism, transnational sex tourism, and (queer) prostitution
  • Feminist and queer literary/film/performance studies/critique
  • Feminist and queer narratologies/stylistics
  • Feminist and queer personal narratives/life writing/autobiographies
  • Feminism, queer sexualities, and capitalism/colonialism/postcolonialism
  • Queer and cultural studies

A 250-word abstract and one-page CV are requested by December 31, 2011, to the FSEL Organizing Committee at fselconf2012@gmail.com. Accepted papers will be announced by the end of February 2012.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: fselconf2012@gmail.com

For submissions: fselconf2012@gmail.com

Website: http://www.fsel.org/
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19 July 2011

Needle and Thread: A Creative Writing Workshop (The Phenomenal Woman Program) - Stratford

Date: 30 July 2011

The PHENOMENAL-WOMAN PROGRAM in conjunction with KAI PERSONAL DESIGNS
presents... NEEDLE AND THREAD: A Creative Writing Workshop Inspired By All Things Embroidery

Ever been to an embroidery designer's workspace?

It's living art, a place where a hive of ideas are constantly born: sketches, works in progress, completed works; wall hangings, cushions, cards, bags, towel sets; burning incense, background music, (un)finished lunch. And when she locks up and leaves for the day, the room admires itself against the reflection of the moon.

I thought an embroidery designer's workspace would be a wonderful space to run a writing workshop. And you're invited.

DATE: Saturday, 30th July

TIME: 1.30pm-3.30pm

LOCATION: Stratford (full address given upon booking)

PRICE: £15 per person

Notebooks, pens, refreshments will be provided. PLACES LIMITED TO SIX WOMEN, SO BOOK EARLY!

Contact Information:

For inquiries: ebele@ebele.co.uk

For submissions: ebele@ebele.co.uk

Website: http://www.ebele.co.uk/workshops.htm
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17 July 2011

Female Host Wanted for Upcoming Poetry Event (New Orleans)

We are seeking poets/spoken word artist and a female to host an upcoming poetry event. Please visit spokenwordneworleans.com or email at spokenwordneworleans@yahoo.com

Contact Information:

For inquiries: spokenwordneworleans@yahoo.com

For submissions: spokenwordneworleans@yahoo.com

Website: http://spokenwordneworleans.com
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14 July 2011

Call for Participants: Writing Group on Gender History in the West

Deadline: 30 August 2011

The Coalition for Western Women's History (CWWH) invites your participation in a writing group that will meet during the 2011 Western History Association Conference in Oakland California. If you have an article or chapter-length work in progress and would like feedback from published scholars in your field, or if you would like to offer advice to a developing scholar, this Writing Group is for you.

Writers will be paired with readers who have relevant expertise. The plan is for each writer to send their draft to their designated reader at least one month before the WHA. At the WHA, each writer can meet with their reader(s), for in-person discussion of the work. Note: This writer's group is NOT a formal session at the conference.

• Writers, please send an abstract of your essay to chair, Hilary Hallett, at hah2117@columbia.edu by August 30.

• If you are willing to serve as a Reader, please send a brief description of your expertise to Hilary Hallett by August 30 as well.

Writers and readers will be notified of their pairings after Labor Day after which they can contact each other, and proceed on their own.

This Writing Group is open to graduate students, independent scholars, as well as faculty. Faculty who are published scholars are welcome to serve as readers, whether they are junior, senior, or at four-year colleges or universities. For those among you who have no colleagues at your home institution within the field of western gender history, welcome to the community!

Contact Information:

For inquiries: hah2117@columbia.edu

For submissions: hah2117@columbia.edu

Website: http://www.westernwomenshistory.org/
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12 July 2011

Freelance Online Assistant Wanted for Women's Health Magazine

Women’s Health Magazine is seeking candidates for a part-time online assistant to help run an aspect of womenshealthmag.com

The ideal candidate will possess:

-Self motivation and the ability to work independently while working as part of a team.
-Excellent organizational skills with an eye for details.

This position would require writing copy, researching new products, producing content on our website, promoting products via our social media channels and more.

Send resumes and info to wintoday@womenshealthmag.com with "JOB POSTING" in the subject line.

Location: New York

Via: ed2010.com

Contact Information:

For inquiries: wintoday@womenshealthmag.com

For submissions: wintoday@womenshealthmag.com

Website: http://www.womenshealthmag.com/
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08 July 2011

Cookbook Writer Wanted for At-Risk Children Foundation

Looking for someone with experience in writing a cookbook. This project must be completed by early October 2011 for our foundation. The author will need to write an introductory chapter, review and revise (if necessary) of 50 recipes that we will have available. The ideal candidate will have professional cooking experience or experience as a food writer, blogger, or recipe creator.

For more information please call: 516-610-4077 or email Marlene Mathurin, Director at mmathurin@atriskchildren.org.

Compensation: $500

Contact Information:

For inquiries: mmathurin@atriskchildren.org

For submissions: mmathurin@atriskchildren.org

Website: http://atriskchildren.org/
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Call for Workshops/ Presenters: Birds Feminist Collective (NY)

Deadline: 31 July 2011

Do you have zines, books, or literature that you want to advertise? Or an idea for a workshop? For the Birds Feminist Collective and Distro is now taking applications!

This summer, For The Birds Feminist Collective is hosting a series of events across New York City. One of these events, which they are currently in the process of organizing and reaching out to all of you wonderful people for, is a two part literary/women writers event in late August. The first part will be an evening of readings by women writers, with wine and snacks of course! The second part will be an afternoon of workshops and tables.

They're looking for people interested in tabling their zines, books or literature. They're also looking for people to come give workshops! Some ideas that have been tossed around include workshops on the following: zine making, grief writing, start your own writers group, publishing,
etc. Basically, anything that has to do with writing!

Please email them with all table and workshop proposals by July 31st. They'd love to have you come be a part of this event in any way possible!

Via: zines.barnard.edu

Contact Information:

For inquiries: forthebirdscollective@gmail.com

Website: http://forthebirdscollective.org/
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06 July 2011

Girls Write Now: College Essay Writing Summer Workshop Series (NYC)

Deadline: 6 July 2011 (for sign-up)

Calling all NYC High School Girls!

Are you a rising senior? Are you wondering what it takes to write a successful college application essay? Come to our 100% FREE summer workshop series! You'll walk away from this three-part workshop series with the tools to write an effective essay that will wow college admissions officers.

WHEN ARE THE WORKSHOPS?

This is a three-part series so participants must attend all three workshops.

Workshop 1: Wed., July 13, 3:45 PM to 6:00 PM
Workshop 2: Wed., July 20, 3:45 PM to 6:00 PM
Workshop 3: Wed., July 27, 3:45 PM to 6:00 PM

WHERE ARE THE WORKSHOPS?

Girls Write Now, 247 West 37th St., 18th Floor between 7th and 8th Aves (directions at bottom of page)

WHAT WILL I DO?

Taught by two GWN Teaching Artists and experts in the craft of writing a personal essay, these workshops will guide you through the entire process of writing a stand-out college application essay. At the first workshop, you'll begin to identify what makes you singular and special and then begin writing an essay that reflects on these qualities. In the second workshop, you'll use your draft from Workshop 1 as a starting point for an in-depth discussion of the Common Application Essay. Finally, at the third workshop, you'll learn strategies for revising and polishing your writing and then put them to practice by editing your essays from Workshops 1 or 2. You will emerge from the series with at least one polished draft that you can finalize and use for future applications. Please bring paper, pen/pencil, and your creativity!

HOW CAN I SIGN UP?

Email Kamelia at summer [at] girlswritenow.org, or call 212.336.9330, before July 6. Please include your full name, grade, e-mail address, and phone number. Participants must attend all three workshops, so please confirm you are available all three workshop dates. Priority is given to rising juniors and seniors. Workshops are 100% free.

DIRECTIONS:

Take the A, C, or E train to 34th St., Penn Station, and then walk up 8th Ave. to 37th St. Make a right onto 37th St. at the Dunkin' Donuts. Our building, number 247, will be on your left.

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Take the 1, 2, or 3 train to 34th St., Penn Station, and then walk up 7th Ave. to 37th St., make a left and walk towards 8th Ave. Our building, number 247, will be on your right close to 8th Ave.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: summer [at] girlswritenow.org

Website: http://www.girlswritenow.org
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27 June 2011

Call for Submissions: (Women Writers') Love Letters to VS Naipaul

If you have read VS Naipaul’s recent interview posted in The Guardian, you are aware and likely perplexed, annoyed, outraged or amused by his banal comments regarding women writers, their lack of mastery in the home and in the world of letters, and the sentimental “feminine tosh” they inevitably produce.

While you might stand in awe of his ability to determine the gender of a writer in two paragraphs or less, you might also find a tinge of dismay colouring the now setting sun of your once shining belief that we had in fact moved past the 19th-century in our appreciation of categories of gender.

In any case, VS Naipaul means no harm, but he has also clarified he is not a fan of the species known as the woman writer. For those who respect and love writing and literature, regardless of gender on either side of the reader-writer equation, it hurts to find a discussion of the art so reduced in nature.

There is really only one thing left to do when one’s (he)art is broken: write a love letter.

Do you have a love letter for VS Naipaul? Please see our guidelines for submission below.

Guidelines for Submission

If you have a love letter for VS Naipaul and you would like to share it, please send it as an attachment to loveletterstovsnaipaul@yahoo.ca.

We are looking for original material not posted or published elsewhere. Please include both your real name and your pen name. Your pen name will be published with your love letter, and a cross-listing of your pen name and real name will appear on a separate page on the site.

We cannot promise to publish everything, and we will not publish violent or inappropriate content. We will, however, publish intelligent letters with intelligent content. Be they spiked with vitriol, awash with sentiment, amused to the point of disbelief, or simply bored with the same old argument, your love letters should both inform and entertain.

It should also be known that we delight in all forms of “feminine tosh,” regardless of the author’s gender.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: loveletterstovsnaipaul@yahoo.ca

For submissions: loveletterstovsnaipaul@yahoo.ca

Website: http://lovelettertovsnaipaul.wordpress.com/
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14 June 2011

Free Personal Reviewer Account for Book Reviewers at VagabondagePress.com

ATTENTION BOOK REVIEWERS:

If you write book reviews or run a book blog, please contact us for a personal reviewer account that will give you access to all of our titles for review. We are also happy to provide incentive giveaways for your readers and interviews and guest post by our authors. Just email info@vagabondgepress.com now to set up your free personal access account.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: info@vagabondgepress.com

Website: http://www.vagabondagepress.com/
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01 June 2011

Upcoming Deadlines

Updated:
June 5, 2011

The River Crosses Rivers: A Festival of Short Plays by Women of Color - Call for Submissions -06/06/2011

Call for Stories/ Poems/ Essays: "Intersextions" Issue of Yemaya Interdisciplinary Women's Journal -06/06/2011

Society of Women Writers' 2011 National Open Poetry Competition (Australia) -06/08/2011

The Guardian 2011 Journalism Competition: The Challenges Faced by Disabled Girls (worldwide) -06/13/2011

Book Launch: Girls! Girls! Girls! In Contemporary Art (Intellect Books, London) -06/15/2011

Caribbean Women Writers: Call for Romance-Themed Writing -06/15/2011

Call for Submissions - Issue 16 of Damselfly Press: a Gathering of Women's Voices -06/15/2011

Call for Essays/ Creative Pieces - African Women in Motion: Gender and the New African Diaspora in the United States -06/15/2011

Call for Submissions - Mad Men, Women and Children: Gender and Generation in Mad Men (Collection of Essays) -06/15/2011

Call for Submissions for Liberated Muse Volume II: Betrayal Wears A Pretty Face -06/15/2011

Steampunk Holiday Submissions Call (Carina Press) -06/15/2011

Apply for the 2011 Women Peace Writers Program -06/15/2011

Call for Articles: Edited Volume on Women Writers and Psychoanalysis (Cambridge Scholar Press) -06/15/2011

Manzanita Writers Series at Hoffman Center (Oregon) -06/18/2011

Focusing on Form: A Writing Workshop for Women (Meredith College) -06/20/2011

Online Chick Lit Novel Writing Course with Kristin Harmel (Media Bistro) -06/20/2011

Focusing on Form: A Writing Workshop for Women (Meredith College) -06/20/2011

Call for Submissions/ Book Chapters: Gender and Transgender in Modern Paganism -06/21/2011

Call for Submissions: The Black Barbie Anthology -06/21/2011

Call for Submissions: Midnight Seduction Anthology (Evernight Publishing) -06/24/2011

Call for Submissions: phati'tude Literary Magazine's Summer 1960s Special -06/27/2011

Call for Submissions - Becoming: Anthology of Women's Stories -06/30/2011

Women's Memoir's Memoir Writing Contests -06/30/2011

Kleenex Mums Blogging Competition (Australia) -06/30/2011

Call for Submissions: Wild Violet Online Literary Magazine -06/30/2011

Black Women's Entertainment Network Web Series Screenplay Contest -06/30/2011

Call for Films: Breast Fest/ Shorts Contest -06/30/2011

Call for Submissions from Women: The Beautiful Eater Anthology -06/30/2011
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18 May 2011

The BC Society of Transition Houses Needs a Curriculum Writer (must have understanding of women's issues) - Canada

Deadline: 3 June 2011

(BCSTH) is seeking a Curriculum Writer to assist curriculum development for online training. Online training is one aspect of the BCSTH training program. We will be designing and delivering two online modules in 2011.

The Curriculum Writer will have an anti-oppressive perspective and a significant understanding of violence against women issues, and has experience writing curriculum for online learning.

The Curriculum Writer will work with established learning outcomes and objectives and a significant body of existing material developed for in person trainings. The Writer may be required to research some aspects of the training and synthesize existing and new materials for online delivery.

For more information about BCSTH, please consult our website www.bcsth.ca.

BCSTH is a non-profit society of Transition, Second and Third Stage Housing programs, Safe House programs, Children Who Witness Abuse (CWWA) programs and other groups serving the needs of women, youth and children who experience violence. We are the only agency in British Columbia to offer training and support to service providers who deliver these programs. We also link schools with the CWWA program through our Violence Is Preventable project (VIP).

Scope of Work

1) To work with BCSTH staff to review learning objectives/outcomes and develop online training that meets learning outcomes.

• Review materials provided by BCSTH
• Identify and address gaps in material
• Write curriculum for online delivery

2) Work with BCSTH and its contractors to ensure curriculum design is learner centred and maximizes accessibility for the selected platform.

Deliverables

1. Draft training curriculum by July 30, 2011.
2. Edited Training curriculum by August 15, 2011.
3. Work with platform designer/BCSTH to move curriculum online by August 29, 2011.
4. Training deliverable by September 19, 2011.

Timeframe

June –September 2011.

Expressions

Please include a summary of writing experience, online curriculum development together with a description of your understanding of violence against women from an intersectional feminist framework.

Provide a resume with three professional references. Provide a quote on the costs associated with the EOI.

A timeline has been provided so please ensure that if you submit you are able to make this timeline as there is little flexibility.

Please submit all expressions of interest to:

Executive Director
BC Society of Transition Houses
#325-119 W. Pender Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 1S5
employment@bcsth.ca

No later than 5pm on June 3, 2011.

If submitting by email, please put Curriculum Writer in the subject line. No phone calls, please. Only those shortlisted will be contacted.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: employment@bcsth.ca

For submissions: employment@bcsth.ca

Website: http://www.bcsth.ca
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15 May 2011

Win a Free Spot at Jennifer Louden's Writers' Retreat for Women (New Mexico)

Deadline: 3 June 2011

That’s right, Jennifer Louden is giving away one spot to attend her world-famous Luscious, Nurturing, Get Your Writing Done While Laughing Your Butt Off And Maybe Crying A Little Too Writer’s Retreat. Totally free (transportation not included). It’s on July 24 – 30, 2011 in Taos, New Mexico. You’ll get all the fresh content, the yoga, the laughter, the inspiration, the loving structure, the yummy food, the gorgeous feminine power, the melting away of old ick, the creating of a new creative story and all the powerful, creative juju that’s going to help you write.

HERE’S HOW TO WIN

Write! Respond to the following questions in the comments section of this post. No more than 250 words. In the comments section only of this post.

* Why does your writer’s heart want to attend this retreat? What would change for you because of coming to Taos? How could you better savor and serve?

FINE PRINT

* The deadline is Friday, June 3, 2011 at 12pm PST / 3 pm EST. The winner will be announced no later than Monday, June 6.
* You don’t need to buy anything or sign up for anything to win.
* The only things not included in this oh-so-fabulous prize are airfare, ground transportation, and one dinner. You have to be able to get yourself to Taos.
* Nothing via email. The only entries considered are those that show up in the comments section of this post here.

Contact Information:

For submissions: submit via the comments section here

Website: http://jenniferlouden.com/
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08 May 2011

Vegetarian Recipe Ghostwriter Wanted

We are seeking a ghost writer for one vegetarian recipe/item per week. The writer will be required to write the ingredients for the recipe and the directions for how to cook it. The writer must have a paypal account. Recipes must be authentic in at least three forms/ingredients. Please do not copy anyone's recipe from the internet. It may be used for ideas but not for primary ingredients or directions. Upon response to this job, writer agrees that he/she releases all rights to the recipe, and therefore can not claim any connection with it.

Compensation: $10.00 a week

Via: craigslist.org

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-pq77u-2370162868@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-pq77u-2370162868@craigslist.org
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05 May 2011

Competition: Win the Orange Prize Shortlist

Deadline: 19 May 2011

Your chance to win all six shortlisted novels for this year's award honouring the best fiction by women writers – and a smartphone!

The Orange prize for fiction was set up in 1996 to celebrate and promote fiction by women throughout the world, and is awarded for the best novel of the year written by a woman in the English language. The winner of the 2011 prize will be announced on 8 June, but the novels in contention for this year's prize are:
  • Room by Emma Donoghue
  • The Memory of Love by Aminatta Forna
  • Grace Williams Says it Loud by Emma Henderson
  • Great House by Nicole Krauss
  • The Tiger's Wife by Téa Obreht
  • Annabel by Kathleen Winter
Guardian.co.uk has teamed up with Orange prize to offer you the chance to win the complete shortlist, along with an HTC Desire S smartphone. For a chance to win, simply answer the following question before midnight on Thursday 19 May: Who won the 2010 Orange prize?

Contact Information:

For submissions: participate here

Website: http://www.guardian.co.uk/
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02 May 2011

Writer Wanted for Crochet Pattern Blog ($20 per pattern)

Crochet writer will be responsible for creating one original crochet pattern every week. The crochet pattern must be the writer's own, unique work. Patterns are typically for items that can be crocheted in one sitting. Writer should be comfortable with making patterns for any type of item, such as toys, home decor, clothing, accessories, or bags.

Requirements:
  • Knowledge of how to crochet at an intermediate-advanced skill level
  • Knowledge of U.S. crochet terms and abbreviations
  • Ability to create clear, professional, easy to follow, crochet patterns
  • Ability to take clear, professional photos of completed crocheted item
  • Willingness to interact with readers and answer reader questions within 24 hours
  • Experience working with WordPress
  • Knowledge of HTML (content formatting, tables, links, etc.)
  • Excellent written communication skills
  • Excellent attention to detail
  • Always dependable and on-time
  • Prior experience as a freelancer
Compensation: $20 per pattern. Compensation may be increased in the future if writer can demonstrate consistent, quality work.

Apply: To apply, email your resume along with samples of your written crochet work, such as crochet patterns previously written and photos taken. Also, please indicate whether you would be willing to undergo a test pattern.

Location: United States

Compensation: $20 per pattern

Telecommuting is ok.

Via: craigslist.org

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-34xaa-2358223809@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-34xaa-2358223809@craigslist.org
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