TAW*C Meeting
June 26 @ 1:15 pm - 3:15 pm
Registration is open for the next Toronto ACTRA Women’s Committee (TAW*C) in-person-only meeting, which will be held on Thursday, June 26, 2025, from 1:15 to 3:15 p.m. ET in the boardroom at the ACTRA Toronto Office (625 Church Street, suite 200). Bring your water bottles, snacks, writing utensils &/or tablets.
The meeting will also include a Writer’s Jam session.
About the Writer’s Jam session
1.5 hours | In-person
Writer’s Jam is a creative, guided writing session designed to unlock flow and build confidence on the page. We begin with a group check-in, followed by a prompt to spark inspiration. A 20-minute freestyle writing segment invites uncensored expression—whether responding to the prompt, continuing a project, or following wherever your thoughts lead. We close with a reflective check-out, offering space to share insights or discoveries. A space to write freely, connect deeply, and create without judgement.
Writer’s Jam is a creative, guided writing session designed to unlock flow and build confidence on the page. We begin with a group check-in, followed by a prompt to spark inspiration. A 20-minute freestyle writing segment invites uncensored expression—whether responding to the prompt, continuing a project, or following wherever your thoughts lead. We close with a reflective check-out, offering space to share insights or discoveries. A space to write freely, connect deeply, and create without judgement.
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Tonjha Richardson is an ACTRA performer, writer, and director with over fifteen years of acting experience in television, film, and theatre, she leads Writer’s Jam — a creative, judgment-free space designed to spark inspiration and build confidence through freestyle writing. Drawing from a multidisciplinary background and a passion for storytelling, she encourages participants to connect with their voice, trust the process, and keep the pen moving. Tonjha is an ACTRA Toronto Councillor, Co-Chair of the TAWC and Disability Alliance Subcommittee, and Facilitator of the Respect on Set workshop. She is dedicated to fostering safe, inclusive creative spaces that empower performers and creators across all stages of their careers. |
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Please register your attendance by clicking here.