River Writing to Envision a Place-Based Future

River Writing to Envision a Place Based Future
Thursday, September 12th, 6-7:30 MST
facilitated by Nan Seymour
Free with registration. Everyone is invited! (16+) You do not need to identify as a writer, just be a person willing to pick up a pen.
Meeting on Zoom. You will receive the link to our meeting when you register.
Sponsored by Utah Humanities in support of the call to submissions for This Watershed Moment: Envisioning Place-Based Futures

About River Writing:

River Writing is an opportunity to witness and be witnessed, a community-based writing practice, and a courage class. We keep our pens moving on the page as we write together with abandon, with no intention of making it good. In this workshop we will employ writing prompts to help us envision a place-based future. Together we will imagine a world in which humans have ceased to do harm, a world repaired and restored. Those who would like to read their work will be invited to do so without preface or apology. We will listen to each other without offering praise or criticism.

Our particular witness has never been more needed in the world and our details matter. We can only create what we first have imagined and articulated. River Writing is a vessel for growing connection, compassion, and possibility.