This intimate workshop is for writers who are seeking a better understanding of themselves and the world we experience daily. We will expand on this understanding by using a mapping tool, prompts and the natural environment to inform our writing. All experience levels welcome.3:00-3:30 Introduction3:30-3:50 Daisy Model: The Composite of X3:50-4:10 Narrative Writing: Prompt 14:10-4:30 Discussion4:30-4:40 ~Break~4:40-5:10 Nature as Ornament (Meditation)5:10-5:40 Meditative Writing: Prompts 2 &amp; 35:40-6:00 Closing ReflectionsExact location will be disclosed 24 hours prior to confirmed attendees. Light snacks will be provided. Things to bring: blanket or yoga mat, something to write with/on, a bottle of water.Aaisha Bhuiyan is a writer and technical program manager. She is a former Open City Fellow at the Asian American Writers Workshop and has completed her Masters in Negotiation &amp; Conflict Resolution at Columbia University. The thesis of her work lies in building community. She has been published in Forbes for USOW, Susan Skog’s 2019 Book “Your Voice Matters” and has facilitated workshops for UNESCO, AAWW and The Met museum.Learn more here: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.aaishabhuiyan.com/my-work.html">https://www.aaishabhuiyan.com/my-work.html</a>

Write outside with Aaisha Bhuiyan

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This creative writing workshop will take a closer look at individual family systems with an option to imagine alternative stories with characters inspired from our very own. Speculative fiction is a genre of writing that allows for limitless possibilities. The setting can take place outside the realms of the real world, often paired with science fiction, fantasy, supernatural, and futuristic elements. Whatever the setting, the stories in this genre are driven by curiosity and the possibilities of what could be. Agenda12:00-12:30pm Introduction to Family Systems12:30-12:50pm My Family Portrait Activity12:50-1:40pm Writing Prompts1:40-2:00pm Closing Reflections Aaisha Bhuiyan is a writer and technical program manager. She is a former Open City Fellow at the Asian American Writers Workshop and has completed her Masters in Negotiation &amp; Conflict Resolution at Columbia University. The thesis of her work lies in building community. She has been published in Forbes for USOW, Susan Skog’s 2019 Book “Your Voice Matters” and has facilitated workshops for UNESCO, USOW, AAWW and The Met museum.Learn more here: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.aaishabhuiyan.com/my-work.html">https://www.aaishabhuiyan.com/my-work.html</a>*Meeting link will be emailed and posted here 24 hours before workshop time.

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