This two-part writing workshop, "Heritage Stories II - Echoes of the Past," invites participants to explore the profound impact of the colonial slavery past on present-day society. Hosted by Speak Up World at The Black Archives, the program offers a unique opportunity to engage with archival materials and creative writing prompts. Led by Professor Soortkill and Ernestine Comvalius, the sessions encourage reflection on historical memory and resistance.
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This two-part writing workshop, 'Heritage Stories II - Echoes of the Past', is organized by Speak Up World and hosted at The Black Archives. It focuses on exploring the impact of the colonial slavery past on present-day life through creative writing and engaging with archival materials.
Heritage Stories II - Echoes of the Past is a two-part writing workshop designed to delve into the enduring effects of the colonial slavery past on contemporary life. Hosted at The Black Archives and organized by Speak Up World, the workshop offers participants a unique opportunity to engage with Professor Soortkill and creative writing instructor Ernestine Comvalius. Through focused prompts, participants will examine how they experience the legacy of slavery in their daily lives, consider what questions they would ask their ancestors, and identify societal issues they wish to change. The workshop makes use of archival materials from The Black Archives, providing a tangible connection to historical context that informs personal experiences and creative expression. The sessions are scheduled for Saturday, November 16, 2024, and Saturday, November 30, 2024, at The Black Archives in Bijlmerplein 140, with specific times for each date. While participation in both workshops is not mandatory, the program offers a deep dive into themes of resistance and historical memory.
Tickets for the 'Heritage Stories' workshop can be purchased via the provided Eventbrite link. The event is hosted at The Black Archives, which is accessible for individuals with physical disabilities.
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