"This Woman's Work" Virtual Poetry Slam
Friday, March 26
6:00 - 8:00 pm Central
Young female writers ages 12-17 will be spotlighted from 5:30 - 6:00 pm
PRESENTED ON ZOOM
Do you write poetry? Song lyrics? Short stories? We invite you to express yourself and help us celebrate Women's History Month by sharing your work with others. Or just drop in to listen and support. Time limit is 5 minutes per piece.
The Women’s Center for Healing & Transformation will celebrate Women’s History Month with a virtual poetry slam entitled, "This Woman’s Work"! We're asking all poets, story tellers, and writers to join us on Friday, March 26 with an original piece. The focus will be attuned especially to the truths of women and girls. Our goal is to create a shared space where women are seen and respected in their fullness and complexity. The Women’s Center hopes to encourage, lift up and promote women writers.
To ensure the health of our participants and presenters amid the COVID-19 pandemic all readings will be presented virtually via the Zoom platform.
This event is co-ed for audience members. Performers will be all those who identify as women.
Registration is free, but space is limited.
To register as a participant, please submit registration form here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QN7TPFG
Audience members (attendees) register here - and receive the Zoom link by email.
6:00 - 8:00 pm Central
Young female writers ages 12-17 will be spotlighted from 5:30 - 6:00 pm
PRESENTED ON ZOOM
Do you write poetry? Song lyrics? Short stories? We invite you to express yourself and help us celebrate Women's History Month by sharing your work with others. Or just drop in to listen and support. Time limit is 5 minutes per piece.
The Women’s Center for Healing & Transformation will celebrate Women’s History Month with a virtual poetry slam entitled, "This Woman’s Work"! We're asking all poets, story tellers, and writers to join us on Friday, March 26 with an original piece. The focus will be attuned especially to the truths of women and girls. Our goal is to create a shared space where women are seen and respected in their fullness and complexity. The Women’s Center hopes to encourage, lift up and promote women writers.
To ensure the health of our participants and presenters amid the COVID-19 pandemic all readings will be presented virtually via the Zoom platform.
This event is co-ed for audience members. Performers will be all those who identify as women.
Registration is free, but space is limited.
To register as a participant, please submit registration form here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QN7TPFG
Audience members (attendees) register here - and receive the Zoom link by email.
