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Oral Histories in Kigali (December 10, 2026-December 17, 2026) Rwanda
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Tell us a little about yourself: This can include a short bio with work experiences and interests. We aim to bring together a group that’s diverse on many levels, ranging across gender, race, class, age nationality, vocation, areas of interest/expertise, ability, setting (community-based practitioners, students, nonfiction and creative writers, academic faculty, for example).
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What draws you to this oral histories workshop at this moment in your work or study?
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Optional: Please provide a sample of your writing: 3 poems, non-fiction or fiction writing excerpt or full work between 10-30 pages, or a scholarly essay between 10-30 pages
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Have you traveled outside of the United States? Have you traveled to any part of Africa? What were your experiences? What were the most rewarding and most challenging aspects of your travel?
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What are your goals in attending this workshop? What are your expectations?
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Please acknowledge workshop fee. A $250 deposit is due upon enrollment in order to secure your space. Monthly payment installments are available, with full payment due by September 15, 2025. Tuition includes private room in Kigali villa, guided trip with translators, airport pickup/drop off, four days of seminar, transport to daily activities and activity/museum fees for: Curated visits to:
Kigali Genocide Memorial, Rwanda Art Museum, Inema Arts Center, Kimironko Market, and Nkombo Island
Optional extensions to Gorilla Trekking & Twin Lakes
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