**What services does the United Black Writers Association offer?**

We provide a variety of services to support and uplift African American writers. This includes accessible workshops, one-on-one coaching sessions, and professional editing and publishing support. Our Write to Publish course offers structured guidance from the initial idea to the published work.

**How does the United Black Writers Association support new and emerging writers?**

We strive to cultivate a welcoming and supportive environment for new and emerging writers. We offer structured courses, personalized coaching, and professional editing and publishing support. Our goal is to make the path to publishing more accessible and to empower Black voices in the writing community.

**Who is the target audience of the United Black Writers Association?**

Our services cater to aspiring and established African American writers, youth, educators, and local organizations. We welcome anyone who is looking to improve, publish, or promote their written work.

**How can I get in touch with the United Black Writers Association?**

You can contact us by sending an email to blackwriters@gmail.com. This is our preferred and only contact channel. We aim to provide a timely and personalized follow-up to all inquiries.

**Where is the United Black Writers Association located and who can avail of their services?**

We're based in Hyattsville, MD 20785, but our services are not limited by location. We serve the African American community nationwide and offer remote/virtual engagement options to cater to writers wherever they are located.

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