With Naima K Wade
Thursday, August 13
10 AM-12 PM
Sliding Scale $20-$40
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This workshop invites participants into a guided exploration of cultural lens, personal history, and the meaning of legacy. Together, we ask: what constitutes a legacy, what have we had to reckon with, and where have we found resilience?
Through writing, reflection, and gentle inquiry, participants will engage with cultural memory and oral storytelling traditions, recognizing how lived experience and cultural context shape who we are in 2026 and beyond. This is an invitation to write the story you want to read—your version of your life, held with care, clarity, and support. |
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Naima K. Wade is a poet, and literary teaching artist. In addition to being a Certified Health Science and Adolescent Life Skills Instructor, Wade received a BA degree in Education and Theater Art from Goddard College, an MAT degree from the School for International Training, and a Sathya Sai Educational Human Values (SSEHV) Advanced Teacher Training certification from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Recently, she completed a Lifetime Arts Creative Aging certificate program.
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