Join Arkansas PBS for a free virtual event "American Portrait: Achieving Civil Discourse Through Storytelling" Wednesday, March 31st, at 6 p.m. The event will feature a screening and discussion led by Clarice and Kwami Abdul-Bey highlighting the role personal stories play in civil discourse. A distinguished panel of guests will convene to discuss strategies to address difficult topics through civil discourse by using storytelling.
Register for the FREE screening and discussion here: https://myarpbs.org/ampoevent
Hosts:
Clarice and Kwami Abdul-Bey - Arkansas Peace and Justice Memorial Movement.
Panelists:
Nicolas Cadena - StoryCorps
Hilary Trudell - The Yarn
*Jenifer Hixson -The Moth
*Glynn Washington - Snap Judgment
Ryan Norris - Americans for Prosperity
Amber Booth-McCoy - The Diversity Booth
Katie Zakrzewski - Braver Angels
Tom DeWolf - Coming To The Table
*Panelist is tentative and organization may be represented with an alternate guest.
This screening and discussion event is in partnership with KUAR 89.1 FM, Washitaw Foothills Youth Media Arts and Literacy Collective, and the Arkansas Peace and Justice Memorial Movement.
Production support has been provided by a grant from PBS and by viewers like you.
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