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To Drink, or Not To Drink

Pamela A Monk, , 11/13/201606/30/2018, Conservation, Landmark Preservation, Neighborhood Story, Spring Hill

Water sources create community; without clean fresh water to drink, humans can’t survive. We naturally gather where it can...

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Storyburgh is a not for profit community storytelling platform whose missions are 1) to empower marginalized populations tell their underreported stories, and 2) to provide a platform to amplify their voices, enabling charitable stakeholders in those communities to visualize and understand the causes they serve.

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Please join us on Wednesday January 29 from 7 pm to 9 pm in the East End Cooperative Ministry in East Liberty to listen to authentic and personal stories that reflect the humanity behind the storytellers’ roles and occupations in our community.

The stories will be as diverse as the storytellers themselves as they work as community activist, academic, professional, nonprofit and government workers. Moreover, most of them have either experienced or are/were working in the low wage/poverty/homelessness space.

This year Storyburgh is partnering with PublicSource to produce “Stories of Struggle and Survival” that will be held at the Great Room in East End Cooperative Ministry (EECM). Other media partners are 90.5 WESA and 91.3 WYEP.

*The event is free; any donation is welcome and appreciated.
Storyburgh and PublicSource are both nonprofit organizations.

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