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Sankofa as Sacred Writing Practice


Join us for our upcoming Summer Feminist Learning Institute (SFLI) micro-course, Sankofa as Sacred Writing Practice and Return to Ourselves, led by Ga-Ewe folklorist and sound artist Dzidzor Azaglo. This immersive workshop explores how Black and African feminist and womanist writers use language and memory-keeping as methods of powerful world-building. Through grounding rituals, sound, and visuals, you will engage with a lineage of ancestral voices to deepen your relationship with creativity and build a sustainable daily practice. By the end of the course, you’ll even leave with your own personal creative artifact, like a zine or sound playlist!

Session Dates: June 15, 18, 22, and 25, 2026
Secure your spot and register here: https://www.gcws.mit.edu/sfli-sankofa-as-sacred-writing...

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