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Enter this workshop with a yearning to ask new questions that will find their responses in your own words. In your poetry or prose pieces, you will unearth more questions, perhaps you will find yourself grappling with new paradigms of possibility you never thought of before. When you hear the words: the other inmate, what images, thoughts, beliefs, pictures, come to your mind? Is it a jail, an office; is it the fact that you fence and flounder with what it means to be truly �free�? We are all inmates at one time or another. How do we change this? How do we forgive ourselves and other? ANSWER: By writing our truths. All of them in a safe and supported way. I
invite you to enter this powerful workshop with a trust in the knowledge that
your voice matters. With a trust that underscores that when we enter the
dialogue of what it means to be victim, what it means to be offender, we enter
a dialogue about our very poignant and raw humanity, which means delving into
ideas: old and newly forming that shape our relationship to self and to other. Enter this workshop ready to let your pen take you to new depths of meaning. Enter this workshop knowing that limited definitions do not have to be where our seeking, our healing, our vision stops. It is only a beginning. I choose to share this workshop because as I continue to offer my work with Expressive Writing and Restorative Justice, Transformative Justice, I know the growth that comes; I know the light that shines through seeming endless darkness. Those who spend time with this work, find a clarity that underscores our fragile and tender humanity. Click
the PayPal link to register for this Six-Week online workshop
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