Would you welcome a chance to share your responses – concerns, activities, sadness, or moments of resilience – to the multiple challenges that Covid19 is bringing to our lives?

 The Center for Biography and Social Art- is offering small group conversations on Zoom, facilitated by biography workers.  You will be guided through simple biography exercises for personal reflection. As we speak out of our own experiences and listen carefully to others, we can practice building strength and support in these challenging days.

Each two hour session (with time for a break) will take place using ZOOM. A link will be sent upon receiving your registration. 

Please be prepared with: blank paper, marker or dark pen, colored pencils, tissues and an open heart.

Please help us set up a warm and welcoming space in which to come together by following these guidelines:

• Be sure that you are in a room where you will not be interrupted.
• Please turn off your phones and turn off any access, visual or otherwise, to emails and text messages.
• Refrain from eating in the circle. Water and tea are of course fine.
• Be present as fully as possible. This is a new way of communicating for many. Resist distractions!
• Observe confidentiality. Trust is created when we hold each story with reverence.
• Share only what feels right for you.
• Take care of your needs in this virtual circle.

'Know that it’s possible to leave the circle with whatever it was that you needed when you arrived. Know that the seeds planted here can keep growing in the days ahead.'

Because there is a limit of ten people for each session, please register as soon as possible.  

Please NOTE: The times listed are all Eastern Time (US and Canada) you might need to convert them to your time zone. Converter

Session One is subsidized through a gift from the Center for Biography and Social Art, therefore we can offer it with a sliding scale of $10-$50. 

(Please contact us if assistance is needed- administration@biographysocialart.org)

The Center for Biography and Social Art                                        is committed to equal opportunity and does not discriminate in any program or activity on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, disability, marital status, or any other protected class.

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