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Creativity motivational workshop/29TH 0F September 2011
Organized by Girlchildcreativity project
Thrust- creative social responsibility and community transformation through creativity/art.
-the workshop participants will  be  work shopped on the  role of creativity and arts in empowering communities and also on how poetry and creativity can transform communities  from situations like hunger and poverty  .
Participants will have a writer’s session that will see their workshop writings being published in a small book to also further continue developing literacy and readership culture.
Case study- Verses against hunger/Somalia.
The workshop also give a belated celebration of world poetry movement and 100 thousand poets for change held on the 24th of September by the  whole world ,thanks to Michael Rothen burg
29th of September Program /Mannenberg Harare , five avenue shopping centre at the Book café
Time-  9am- 1pm/lunchtime
Moderator/ Kudakwashe  Shambira[ special events/workshop coordinator]
9am -  910 arrival and registration
910- 915- prayer
915- 920 – welcome remarks and introductions by Kudakwashe Shambira[ workshop  coordinator]
920- 925- poetry interlude by premier college
925-935- background  of the workshop by GCC director/producer/Mbizo  Chirasha
935- 945- Presentation by Extra blessing Kuchera/how Bookcafe work with female artists
945- 955- presentation by FLOWCHILD/her experiences as a performing artist /poet and female cultural activist.
955- 10.15- presentation by Zaza / tips on producing a good written work and aspects of situational writing
10.15- 1035- writing skills and motivational interventions/case studies/ by  Mbizo chirasha
1035- 1045- TEA BREAK/REFRESHER
1045- 1145 - motivational /experimental writing session
1145- 1150- interlude by milopi girls/musical
1150- 1240- facilitators /participants’ interaction-Q/A
1240- 120 /lunch and departure
Please for anything needed during the workshop
See Kudakwashe Shambira/workshop coordinator.
The event is courtesy of the US EMBASSY PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN HARARE, PAMBERI TRUST , GIRLCHILDCHILDCREATIVITYPROJECT.




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