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Dominican Writers · Apr 3, 2026

Registration is now open! You're Already Doing the Work — Come Be in the Room

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Dominican Writers Assoc. · Dominican Writers

Hello DWA Community!

You are already doing it.

You are writing, publishing, building your audience, and putting your work into the world one post at a time. You are not waiting for permission. You are not waiting to be discovered. You are showing up for your craft and for your community — and that is everything.

We see you. And we want you in the room.

The 2026 Dominican Writers Conference: Reclaiming Our Palabras takes place May 1–2 at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City, and this year we are proud to dedicate the conference to Julia Alvarez — a writer who never stopped telling Dominican stories on her own terms, in her own voice, for her own people.

Two days of panels, workshops, and masterclass lunches built for writers who are in it — conversations about craft, publishing, audience, identity, and what it means to sustain a creative life. You will be in the room with editors, agents, literary consultants, and a community of Dominican writers who are building something just like you are. The connections you make here will follow you back to your desk.

This is your people. This is your conference.

We’ve created a registration guide to help you find the right ticket for where you are.

Registration is now open at www.dwaconference.org.

Register today

Questions? We are here — dwconference@dominicanwriters.org.

We cannot wait to be in community with you.

Con cariño,

Angy

ABOUT THE DOMINICAN WRITERS ASSOCIATION

The Dominican Writers Association (DWA) is a 501(c)(3) literary arts organization dedicated to amplifying Dominican voices and supporting writers across the diaspora. Through workshops, literary events, mentorship, and publishing resources, DWA creates spaces where Dominican stories can be written, shared, and celebrated, helping ensure Dominican narratives remain visible in the literary and cultural landscape. Visit www.dominicanwriters.org.

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