Family History Writing Workshop

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Family History Writing Workshop

About Family History Writing Workshop

Led by poet Tessa Harris, join us for a family history writing workshop focused on creative methods for writing about personal and family history.

Join us for a family history writing workshop focused on creative methods for writing about personal and family history. This workshop will take a look at the idea of expansion and contraction of focus in writing. How can thinking about big global, geographical and environmental ideas help us to write about the very particular, delicate specifics of our family history? How can considering our bodies and our selves in our writing help think about our place in these bigger histories?

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