More Than A Single Story on The Wrap
Twin Cities PBS Carolyn Holbrook and Tess Montgomery got a chance to sit down with Almanac’s David Gillette and discuss the mission and foundation of More Than A Single Story.
November 24, 2019November 24, 2019
Telling Stories Through Food
By Nicholas Williams Food is a powerful vehicle for storytelling. This is true both for individuals and at the collective level. Food is who we are, where we come from, how we live, what we believe, and who we will become. Our biographies are condensed into dishes and bites, like memories garnishing our stories. Through the foods we consume and the foods we make–and don’t–we stake claims in our identities and stories, as if announcing to the world, “this is me and this is what I eat.”
We’re not speaking from one voice – Minn Post
We’re not speaking from one voice’: Discussion series on black women writers opens in Minneapolis A panel discussion Sunday afternoon featuring seven African-American women writers who explored identity, publishing and social issues brought together more than 150 people at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis.
Urban Agenda with Lissa Jones
Join us as we talk about the last in a series of conversations, started with black women, expanded to women of color, and then to women of the African Diaspora, exploring women’s lives pain and healing.. and then expanded to black and brown men.. when men hurt, who speaks for them?
Rituals and Cultural Stories That Sustain Us
Full rough cut video of More Than a Single Story Venue: Wisdom Ways Date: March 22, 2018 Rituals and Cultural Stories that Sustain Us with Carolyn Holbrook and panelists Mary Moore Easter, Mai Neng Moua, Isela Xitlali Gómez R., Vanessa Ramos, and Jna Shelomith on March 22, 2018.
Loft to host panel discussions on black women writers
Black women writers talk about what infuses their writing – and what makes them distinctive.