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Writing Toward Collective Kinship Through Sade Songs

Step 1: Donate to Sameer Project here (sugg. donation $40)

Step 2: Register for “Writing Toward Collective Kinship” here

How do we cherish the day when empire tries to make us all kings of sorrow? This generative writing workshop invites participants to embrace vulnerability in service to being by each other’s sides. Let the music of Sade alchemize rage into reminders of ways we can hang on to our love for one another through every attack on each kiss of life.

Fatima-Ayan Malika Hirsi is a Black mother who spends time with forests and waters on unceded lands of the T’Sou-ke Nation. Her work strives to instigate action in service to world-building, social change, and collaboration. Her first full-length poetry collection, DREAMS FOR EARTH, arrives this fall from Deep Vellum.

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