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Telling Your Heart Story: A Trauma Informed Writing Workshop at SADS Foundation Annual Conference (Chicago, IL)
Nov
8
3:30 PM15:30

Telling Your Heart Story: A Trauma Informed Writing Workshop at SADS Foundation Annual Conference (Chicago, IL)

  • Lurie Children's (11th floor Conference Center) (map)
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Join Kati for 45 minutes of writing prompts and community-connecting conversation at the Sudden Arrhythmia Death Syndromes Foundation Conference hosted at Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago, Illinois.

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Mining for a Sustainable Future at the Centre for Climate and Business Solutions (Vancouver, BC)
May
27
4:30 PM16:30

Mining for a Sustainable Future at the Centre for Climate and Business Solutions (Vancouver, BC)

  • UBC Sauder School of Business | Robson Square Campus (map)
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Join us for "Mining for a Sustainable Future,” hosted by the Centre for Climate and Business Solutions at the University of British Columbia Sauder School of Business and the Bradshaw Research Institute for Minerals and Mining in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. This symposium on sustainable supply chains will explore the complex role of mining in our society, unearthing new perspectives on responsible mineral sourcing and discussing innovative practices that can revolutionize the sector.

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Unlocking Tough Stories at Paonia Books (Paonia, CO)
May
13
9:00 AM09:00

Unlocking Tough Stories at Paonia Books (Paonia, CO)

Our most powerful stories can be the most brutal to write, leaving us frustrated, emotionally activated, and stuck. What gets in the way? How can we push forward without damaging our mental and physical health? In this 4-hour workshop hosted in-person by Paonia Books in Paonia, Colorado, we'll build a toolbox for unlocking urgent stories that have so far resisted telling.

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Writing About Trauma in Traumatic Times via Deschutes Public Library (virtual)
Apr
25
6:00 PM18:00

Writing About Trauma in Traumatic Times via Deschutes Public Library (virtual)

Although writing can be healing, crafting and publishing our most difficult stories can make trauma worse. In this 2-hour workshop hosted by the Deschutes Public Library, learn how the physiological processes of trauma and shame interact with a writing process.

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Jul
28
5:00 PM17:00

Living with a Heart Condition: Katherine Standefer at the Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Foundation (virtual)

Join Katherine Standefer for a virtual reading, book talk, and Q&A hosted by the Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Foundation. The EKR Foundation continues the work of the famed Swiss psychiatrist who developed the now-famous Five Stages of Grief. In this event, Katherine shares her experience living in relationship to death as a young person.

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Workshop: Writing About Real People at Sublette County Library in Pinedale, WY
Jun
28
5:00 PM17:00

Workshop: Writing About Real People at Sublette County Library in Pinedale, WY

How can we ethically write about other people—and what does it mean to do it well? In this free 1.5-hour workshop at Sublette County Library, writers will explore the craft of building nuanced characters, reckon with owning their stories’ difficult truths, and consider the legal or logistical implications of their storytelling.

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Jun
23
to Jun 25

Jackson Hole Writers Conference: Nonfiction Keynote & Workshop

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Join Kati at the Jackson Hole Writers Conference, where she’ll deliver the Nonfiction Keynote, teach a workshop, and consult on manuscripts. For nearly three decades, the Jackson Hole Writers Conference has brought together writers of all levels from all walks of life to share ideas, hone craft, and form community.

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Panel: Emotional Pacing in the Trauma Narrative at AWP Conference 2022 (Philadelphia, PA/ virtual)
Mar
25
12:10 PM12:10

Panel: Emotional Pacing in the Trauma Narrative at AWP Conference 2022 (Philadelphia, PA/ virtual)

At this panel at #AWP22 in Philadelphia and online, nonfiction writers Aggie Stewart, Grace Talusan, Katherine Standefer, and Alden Jones offer strategies for pacing emotionally-charged material in trauma memoirs.

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