The Center for Creative Works (CCW) is a progressive art studio serving neurodivergent artists, including people with intellectual disabilities. Based in Wynnewood and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, CCW supports artists in developing their creative potential, professional practice, and cultural identity. Its work emphasizes representation and the value of sharing individual perspectives through artistic contribution.

CCW offers studio-based artistic and professional development, and helps artists build social capital through their creative work. Artists’ work is presented in galleries, shows, and exhibitions, with information available for people interested in viewing or purchasing artwork. The organization also features work connected to its Working Arts supported employment program, which provides opportunities for artists to share their work in a professional context.

Alongside visual art, CCW supports creative projects such as music releases through its Pop Pop Pop Records Bandcamp. The studio participates in collaborations and public programs, including a project with Haverford College featuring exhibitions, a symposium, and a publication. CCW also welcomes community involvement through volunteering, partnerships, enrollment, and donations.