Date & Time
1:00pm EDT - 3:00pm EDT
Price
About This Event
About the Artist
Phyllis Jeffers-Coly is a dynamic and engaging writer and teacher from North Carolina whose voice is “authentic, nurturing, accessible and soulful, revealing and reflecting her own capacity for the healing she is sharing with others.” Described as “the real deal” by Dr. Gail Parker, Phyllis’ voice, on the page and off, “hits on so many levels” — emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually.
As one half of the husband and wife team who run Diasporic Soul, Phyllis is the creative force, juicy crone and wise elder woman behind the heritage and healing experiences they offer Black folks that are rooted in SOUL both as culture and contemplative practice. Diasporic Soul serves as a platform for Phyllis to contribute to the expanding discourse on Black healing, well-being and leadership by centering Black embodied knowledge, creativity and spiritual traditions. In lieu of long-standing conventions and rigid paradigms.
About the Workshop
In this intimate conversation, Freeman Little and Phyllis Jeffers-Coly, both proud natives of North Carolina with ties to both New Bern and Greensboro, will explore the ways that his photos in Chapter V: In Another Lifetime and his recently published book are tied to the themes of leaving and returning home, legacy and lineage.
This workshop is free and open to the public. Upon registration, entry into Gee Horton's , Chapter V: In Another Lifetime will be free.
About This Event
About the Artist
Phyllis Jeffers-Coly is a dynamic and engaging writer and teacher from North Carolina whose voice is “authentic, nurturing, accessible and soulful, revealing and reflecting her own capacity for the healing she is sharing with others.” Described as “the real deal” by Dr. Gail Parker, Phyllis’ voice, on the page and off, “hits on so many levels” — emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually.
As one half of the husband and wife team who run Diasporic Soul, Phyllis is the creative force, juicy crone and wise elder woman behind the heritage and healing experiences they offer Black folks that are rooted in SOUL both as culture and contemplative practice. Diasporic Soul serves as a platform for Phyllis to contribute to the expanding discourse on Black healing, well-being and leadership by centering Black embodied knowledge, creativity and spiritual traditions. In lieu of long-standing conventions and rigid paradigms.
About the Workshop
In this intimate conversation, Freeman Little and Phyllis Jeffers-Coly, both proud natives of North Carolina with ties to both New Bern and Greensboro, will explore the ways that his photos in Chapter V: In Another Lifetime and his recently published book are tied to the themes of leaving and returning home, legacy and lineage.
This workshop is free and open to the public. Upon registration, entry into Gee Horton's , Chapter V: In Another Lifetime will be free.
Getting There
Contemporary Arts Center
44 E 6th Street
cincinnati, 45202
United States
Date & Time
1:00pm EDT - 3:00pm EDT