Christabel Nsiah-Buadi, an executive audio storytelling and podcasting strategist and founder of Your Podcast Pipeline, will lead a workshop to guide participants toward mastering the essential skills for conducting interviews that amplify and value the voices of their subjects.
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Get ready to get inspired! This month, you’ll learn how to find the hook of your story and go beyond the basic “who, what, where, when, why.”
In our final studio, we will be looking at ways we can build community through the shared interest & power of writing, by the example of queer African writers.
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In this Intersectional Voices in Print Studio (IV Print), we will explore the publishing process from all angles, including editing, promotion, and bringing more voices to the page.
This month, peers will play a series of games that can alternatively be used as creative writing prompts and inspire collaboration.
This studio is centered around the idea of a book that has never been bound and exploring the endless possibilities there are as we add to this story. Through this studio we will participate and analyze different activities and notions pertaining to fiction writing and how we can expand on these ideas and learn to gain mastery over our unique crafts.
This month’s session takes participants through a multi-step process in intersectionality, a term that points out how our multiple identities have parts that either are oppressed, provide us with privilege, or find themselves on the spectrum. It challenges us to see ourselves holistically in comparison to how white feminism seeks to blind us.
Addressing the mental health crisis among adolescents is more important than ever. The statistics are sobering: Between 17% and 23%
