A transplant to Cincinnati, Annette completed her project, “Girl, Walking” in 2017, walking Cincinnati’s 52 neighborhoods within a calendar year, blogging about the communities and what she found intriguing and relevant about each. Visit Gettin’ My City On to read all 52.
Also, check out Annette's latest adventure: A Writer and a Narrator Walk into a Bar.
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Thu23Jan20209:00 pm
Listen in to Fading Memories as host, Jennifer Fink, and writer Annette Januzzi Wick discuss the notion of approaching the role of caregiving like a job, while balancing the need to be part of the greater family of caregivers in our loved ones lives.
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Sat01Feb202010:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Lloyd Library, 917 Plum Street, Cincinnati, OH
Join teacher and writer Annette Januzzi Wick and the Lloyd Library and Museum staff to explore their latest exhibit, The Treasures of the Lloyd, a deep dive into the archives of the Lloyd, when the “most interesting, rare and historically significant pieces will be on display.”
In our writing workshop, participants will have access to the Lloyd’s collection and guided through prompts to elicit memories, and seek out the stories hidden beneath the written words. Why is writing important to preserving our memories? Why do we “write around” some topics and not directly into them? Can less actually mean more?
When: Saturday, February 1, 2020
Time: 10:00 am to 12:30 pm (water and light snacks will be provided)
Location: Lloyd Library, 900 Plum Street, Cincinnati, OH, 45202
Tuition: $35
Open to: All genders, Ages 16 through Adult. Class size limited.
Register at: www.womenwriting.org
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