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Never Forgotten- A Nisei Writing Workshop

October 7, 2017 at 3:00 am - December 2, 2017 at 4:00 am
  • « Bob Hamaguchi – Celebration of Life
  • GO FOR BROKE! A Salute to Nisei Veterans »

Tell Your Stories As You Would Like them Told

The Nisei narrative is as complex as it is compelling, enriched by the influences of family, community, culture, and country. Timeless and powerful in the telling, the stories distinguish themselves through the voices of those who share them.

Family, friends, and persons unknown can benefit from understanding how the Nisei led their lives before, during, and after World War II. Whether the events described take place in the United States or overseas, whether the authors are civilians or veterans, these lessons offer inspiration to individuals of all ages and backgrounds. These are the first-hand accounts of a generation unlike any other in American history.

Join us in a three-part workshop for first-time Nisei writers. Tell your stories as you would like them told. Tell them so that they are never forgotten. It is our intention to publish your edited works in the future. Location: NJAHS Peace Gallery

WORKSHOP OVERVIEW. (Note that the work is cumulative, and each day builds upon the completion of the previous day’s efforts.)

DAY 1. GETTING STARTED – October 7 (10AM -12 NOON)

  • Review Key questions that will shape and influence your writing
  • Prepare for your first writing exercise

DAY 2. “WHAT’S WORKING? WHAT’S NOT WORKING?” – November 4, (10AM -12 NOON)

  • Describe your first writing experience
  • Share successes and difficulties encountered
  • Discuss techniques for overcoming obstacles

DAY 3. CELEBRATE! – December 2, (10AM – 12 NOON)

  • Continue discussions of “What’s working? what’s not working?”
  • Share your writings

Download the REGISTRATION FORM: http://www.mediafire.com/file/sgm9qb1l363226b/20170911124926799.pdf

Download Flyer: http://www.mediafire.com/view/z62uu83ky5m9ll2/Never_Forgotten_FLYER.jpg

 

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  • Start: October 7, 2017 at 3:00 am
  • End: December 2, 2017 at 4:00 am
  • Event Categories: Events, Workshops
  • « Bob Hamaguchi – Celebration of Life
  • GO FOR BROKE! A Salute to Nisei Veterans »
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