Events Calendar
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Alert: Some events may be canceled or postponed. We work to ensure that our events calendar remains accurate. We strongly urge you to call the event contact for any program you are interested in to confirm that the event is still planned.
Where Bright Thoughts Like Rivers Flow: Storytelling and Writing With and For the Cherokee Nation
Virtual/OnlineThe Department of Writing and Rhetoric at the University of Central Florida hosts a virtual presentation by Dr. Emily Legg. Through a careful weaving of traditional Cherokee stories, cultural practices of duyuk'ta, and archival recovery work, Dr. Legg illustrates the participatory nature of Indigenous storytelling and the ways builds and sustains a community of knowledge-makers across time and place. Dr. Emily Legg is a Cherokee Nation citizen and assistant professor
With More Than Words: Exploring Material Rhetorics and Social Change
Union West Creative Village 601 W Livingston St, Orlando, FloridaUniversity of Central Florida's Department of Writing and Rhetoric presents a series of free and engaging community workshop sessions on April 7 that explore the intersections of storytelling, art, and activism through expert presentations, hands-on activities, and facilitated discussions. Sessions are free and open to all ages. Registration is required to attend. Attendees can register for one session or more. Schedule of Events for April 7: 1-2 PM: "Quiting as