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Bringing Herstory to You
In addition to our core workshops for individual writers, we offer programming and training options for schools, institutions of higher education, professional and civic organizations, human service and community-based agencies and others who want to bring the Herstory method to their own constituencies. In addition to our signature extended-term workshops for your clients and members in your own setting, we offer half-day, daylong and other training options, as well.
This section offers a sample of the range of programming that Herstory offers. Please contact us to take advantage of one of our standard offerings, to replicate a special program that we’ve offered elsewhere, or to craft something unique to your own organization’s needs. Herstory’s writers can augment your own panels, programs and conferences related to topics including:
- Healing through the Arts
- Women’s Rights
- New Approaches to Personal Writing
- Dialogues across Differences
- Immigration
- Restorative Justice
Among our partner organizations are:
• C.W. Post’s Long Island Women’s Institute
• Clubhouse of Suffolk
• Eastern Suffolk BOCES
• Ethnic Pen Student Writers Conference
• Latino Teachers’ Association of Long Island
• Long Island Fund for Women & Girls (LIFWG)
• Middle Country Public Library
• Mulligan Intermediate School in Central Islip
• NAACP of Huntington
• Nassau County BOCES
• Nassau County Youth Board, Juvenile Justice Programs
• Patchogue-Medford Library
• Seafield Services, Inc. in Riverhead
• St. John’s University
• Stony Brook University’s Educational Opportunity Program
• Suffolk County Riverhead Correctional Facility
• Suffolk County Yaphank Correctional Facility
• SUNY College at Old Westbury Student Engagement and Partnership Center
• Teatro Yerbabruja
• Unitarian Fellowship of Huntington
• Unity Housecleaner’s Collective of the Workplace Project
• Women on the Job Program of LIFWG
• Women’s Program of Correctional Association of New York |
