Offered through Urban Haiku, Where We Come From is a guided program in ancestral storytelling and creative healing for BIPOC writers.

More than a notebook, this matte hardcover journal is a space for reflection, resistance, and radical self-expression.

More than a journal, this is a bold space for reclaiming narratives, reflecting deeply, and writing with purpose and power.

Unlock your most creative summer yet with Urban Haiku’s seasonal specials—designed for writers of all levels to grow, connect, and thrive.

Join Ella deCastro Baron & Anya Pearson for To Exist is to Flare: Labor-Less, a restorative space for those living with chronic illness, mental health challenges, and burnout. Honor your truth, beyond survival.

Join Anya Pearson for From Page to Stage, a dynamic playwriting workshop where writers and actors craft bold, performable scripts from real life.

Led by Anya Pearson, these workshops center BIPOC, femme, queer, and marginalized voices in writing spaces rooted in truth and freedom.

We Are Urban Haiku is a creative sanctuary for writers and truth-tellers of the global majority—decentering whiteness, reclaiming voice.

Starting July 24, join poet Diana Khoi Nguyen in a 5-week immersive workshop in Documentary Poetics—a practice of writing as witnessing and resistance.

Explore the universe within and beyond in Science Fiction & Society with A.D. Boynton II, a six-week virtual course from Urban Haiku. Through the lens of speculative fiction, participants will examine how sci-fi reflects, critiques, and reimagines the world we live in. Perfect for writers, thinkers, and fans of futuristic thought grounded in real-world impact.

Write your story with the Choreopoem Journal — a matte-finish hardcover made for poetry, movement, and soulful self-expression.

More than a notebook, the Genre-Bending Journal is a matte-finished hardcover built for creative souls ready to write without limits.

Let your thoughts flow freely in the Love Sonnets Hardcover Journal. With every page, rediscover your voice, your purpose, and your story.

Not sure whether Flare Workshops or Sunday Spoonie Space is right for you? Here’s how they differ in vibe, structure, and purpose.

Join Shayla Lawson in Live Free, a bold, body-forward writing course for BIPOC creatives ready to reclaim joy, flow, and creative freedom.

Join Zahra Noorbakhsh for Building A Writer’s Habit, a 4-week course to help writers ditch burnout and create sustainable routines.

Join NSangou Njikam for Breaks, Rhyme & Reason, a transformative four-week virtual workshop exploring theatre, rhythm, and "Coolness" in African Diasporic traditions. Designed for BIPOC creatives, this experience is a deep dive into ancestral storytelling, performance, and soul-rooted expression.

Award-winning author Chris Baron leads Stories of Our Hearts, a transformative writing workshop to help you craft fiction that heals and empowers.

Hosted by Urban Haiku, this free webinar with Anya Pearson is a raw, inspiring journey into writing the hard stuff—and transforming pain into art.

Writers, storytellers, creatives—join our free info session and explore how We Are Urban Haiku is rewriting writing education.