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Our Services

Our programs are designed to empower women and youth through the art of storytelling. We believe that everyone has a unique story to tell, and we are dedicated to providing a platform for those stories to be heard. Explore our programs below and join us in our mission to inspire and uplift communities.

Travel Justice

Magnolia Writing Tours

Our Magnolia Writing Tour was designed to improve health, relationships, and holistic wellness of women through narratives,

Afro-Indigenous herbalism, discussions and excursions.

 
Our program is dedicated to providing travel justice outreach to single mothers and their children. Our goal is to help marginalized families overcome trauma and reduce stress by facilitating opportunities for them to create new narratives that are filled with happiness and laughter, despite their financial challenges.
Books

Storytelling

Story Circles

Community Story Circles provide an opportunity for women and youth to share their stories of resilience in an encouraging space. This allows them to develop new narratives that incorporate positive emotions such as joy and optimism.

BeMore Creative Community Studio, Ghana

In partnership with Sir Francis Nunoo and Farmer Nell, CEO of Be More Green, we offer a variety of visual arts opportunities to lift and empower the community.  The community studio was created to spark untapped interest in visual arts.  Youth tell stories through art and learn valuable skills to promote career development, entrepreneurship and public speaking.

Festive Table

Culinary Experiences & Conversations

Spoons & Stories is a health justice initiative that utilizes storytelling to combat social determinants of health. Our project empowers women and youth through community conversations and narratives that revolve around the intersection of food, narratives, and health.

Narrative Power

We are our stories, and our stories have power. Words can change the world.

-Rica Wilson, Founder of BGW

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Goals & Resources

Joy
New Narratives
Liberation
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