Aug
9
10:00 AM10:00

Monthly Storytelling Workshop - Reasons for Writing (Part One)

The theme for the August storytelling session is Reasons for Writing. You can register to join us here.

In this series, we are exploring some of the many reasons we write, and how these reasons belong to all of us, not just those who identify as writers.

For the storytelling session, consider the following invitations: 

  • Here are all the exercises from the series. You are welcome to share any insights or stories that come from how you used these offerings.

  • You are also welcome to bring any piece of writing you’re working on to share with the group. The word count limit is 1000-ish words. 

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Aug
16
11:00 AM11:00

Inner Story Author Visit w/ Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson

Rowana Abbensetts- Dobson (She/her/hers) is a wordsmith and editor from Brooklyn, NY. She holds a B.A. in English and Creative Writing from Kenyon College. As a lifelong writer, she has made it her mission to help women heal through telling her own story and inspiring others to do the same. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of Spokenblackgirl.com, a publication designed for women of color to share mental and emotional holistic wellness experiences. We will be chatting about her creative journey, process, and experience writing her novel, Departure Story. RSVP for Zoom Meeting

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Aug
27
6:00 PM18:00

The Practice: Group Journaling Session #23: Storytelling with Lists w/ GG

List-making is a powerful tool for creative expression. Whether you’re feeling stuck, searching for a fresh entry point, or simply wanting to reconnect with your voice, this generative session will offer playful and surprising ways to unlock new ideas. Lists help us gather vivid details, clarify emotions, uncover patterns, and shape raw material into story. I will be sharing three writing exercises using lists to move beyond perfectionism and get words flowing.

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Jul
30
5:00 PM17:00

The Practice: Group Journaling Session #22 w/ Jacqueline Diaz

Jacqueline Diaz is a storyteller, content creator, speaker, and transition guide for women of color. As a self-described “rebirth doula,” she walks alongside women of color in the midst of identity shifts, burnout, and emotional healing—holding space for their shedding and reemergence. Through her workshops, courses, and 1:1 guidance, she helps women move from survival into softness, reconnecting with their voice, their vision, and their power. Her work blends personal storytelling, spiritual grounding, and practical tools to support women in becoming who they were always meant to be. We will chat with Jacqueline about her creative journey, and she will provide us with a journaling prompt that we will work on together.

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Jul
12
10:00 AM10:00

Monthly Storytelling Workshop - Life in Transition

The theme for the July storytelling session is Life in Transition. You can register to join us here.

The reflections in this series explore how life’s transitions—both chosen and unexpected—ask us to soften into uncertainty, release old stories, and listen more deeply to ourselves. This series is an invitation to see transition not as a disruption but as a creative opening.

For the storytelling session, consider the following invitations: 

  • Here are all the exercises from the series. You are welcome to share any insights or stories that come from how you used these offerings.

  • You are also welcome to bring any piece of writing you’re working on to share with the group. The word count limit is 1000-ish words. 

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Jul
2
6:00 PM18:00

Life as a Creative Process — Mid-Year Check-In

The Life as a Creative Process series is about building a creative process that is so intertwined with healing, self-care, and personal growth that it becomes a sustainable and prioritized part of your lifestyle, helping you stay committed to your intentions throughout the year. In this session, we’ll revisit the intentions you set at the beginning of the year and reflect on how you've navigated the challenges and the wins that have occurred so far. The goal is for you to leave with renewed clarity and practical ideas for staying committed to your creative practice—no matter the peaks, valleys, or plateaus that the rest of this year brings. We’ll work on reflection prompts together to support your creative momentum moving forward. RSVP for Zoom Meeting

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