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Hello Dear Ones,
I am a Fulbright Specialist and happy to say that on September 1st, I travel to Zambia to bring my expressive writing love that is in The Soul of the Full-Length Manuscript to university students, professors, women's organizations and the general public in Lusaka, Zambia. I believe that our stories connect us across boundaries of social division and helps us heal from familial and social wounds.
This trip to Zambia is one of pollinating stories from here to there and there to here in a call and response that brings us together at a time when the human world needs connection.
This trip is short $7,000 in its funding for transportation, books for the students, digital storytelling software subscription, honorariums for collaborators, medical needs before departure, and more.
Can I count on your support? We Got This Y'all! Thanks in advance for your support!
Donate based on the levels listed below or Donate what you can and attend the Info Session and Pen Pal fun on Aug. 10th - To Register for Aug. 10th Click Here - THANKS Y'ALL!
Trinity is described as the riveting story of the daughter-spirit born to stitch love back into the scattered wombs of her Black mothers and call love back into the fishing blues songs of her Black male kin. The book has received wonderful reviews from Goodreads, Kirkus Reviews, Ebony, Woman's World, Publisher's Weekly, Ms. Magazine, The Root, Harlem World Magazine, Atlanta Journal-Constitution and IndyWeek, to name a few.
In today’s polarized political climate, it’s easy to avoid or shy away from conversations with people whose views don’t align with our own. Yet, these difficult conversations are more important than ever. At Authors Unbound, we believe that the power of storytelling can help us engage with perspectives that challenge our assumptions, foster empathy, and create meaningful dialogue. Here's what Dr. Lockhart has to offer for our healing stories and connections.
Marsha Jews interviews Zelda Lockhart about Trinity and the healing necessary in America to cure the generational violence of racism.
Leoneda Inge sits down with Lockhart to learn more about her career and her approach to writing decades-spanning history in fiction.
Shelbi Polk interviews Zelda Lockhart about her expressive writing workshops and generational healing in her novel Trinity.
Khadijah Ali-Coleman interviews Zelda Lockhart about her writing practice and the generational healing and social transformation in her teaching and her novels.
Zelda Lockhart in conversation with Opal Moore about her novel Trinity.
Matt Sawyer interviews Zelda Lockhart about her novels and the novels that have influenced her career.
Author Photos by Leticia Clementina @lettycyousmile