Date: Thursday 10/29 @ 7 - 8:30 pm
Format: In person & virtual options
Theme: LGBTQ+ History Month
About: This workshop is about preserving LGBTQIA+ stories and history. Participants are encouraged to come prepared with a piece of LGBTQ+ history and/or share a story from their life in a mini zine.
Keisa Reynolds, also known as K. and Sula Found, is a writer, performer, and community educator from Richmond, California. A teaching artist since age 14, Keisa believes that art and storytelling allows us to explore challenging topics, build self-compassion and deepen how we relate to others — all of which moves us closer to liberation.
Most recently, Keisa wrote about their journey into non-binary parenthood for the anthology We Grow the World Together: Parenting Toward Abolition. Their creative writing and photography have been featured in collaborative zines since 2009. One of the last users on Livejournal, Keisa’s writing echoes the ethos of the online diary era, offering an homage to giving our past selves some grace.
Learn more about Keisa at kfromdabay.com.
Art of Being: The Immutable & Fiction (Dance/Movement Workshop) Mondays, October 19, 26, November 2, 9, 16, 23, 12:30-2:30 pm CST In-Person @ Chicago Danztheatre
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Every Friday and Saturday nights 8-10 PM, Home Away From Home offers $2 well drinks and domestic beers as well as $3 select seltzers!