Windows Project

About this Organization

The Windows Project was created in 1976 by poets and writers, in order to introduce marginalised groups to the power of language as a creative tool and registered as a charity in 1981. Run by writers with over forty years experience of work in the community, our workshops use a game-based approach to encourage creativity; and take place in many different settings across the Liverpool City Region. We support writers across Merseyside through the Writing Advice Desk which offers free professional advice for script-writers, storytellers, poets and more. Windows also ensures the voices of the marginalised groups we work with are heard by publishing their work in booklet form, as well as publishing our long running small press poetry magazine Smoke.