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Jennifer Minotti
Featured Author & Book Launch
Thursday, March 2, 2023
7-8:30 p.m. EST
Book Launch! Anthology: Who Am I Today? 40 Women Answer the Question
One of the BEST things I get to do: help a friend launch a new book, particularly one as thematically rich and worthwhile as "Who Am I Today?" edited by my friend Jennifer Minotti. Jen is the founder/editor of Journal of Expressive Writing, and I collaborate with her monthly to host the Featured Open Mic. On March 2, it's Jen's turn to be in the spotlight, with 15 of the authors from this anthology who will be there to read their writing about identity. It's going to be a powerful and inspirational experience. I hope you will be with us to experience the exceptional writing collected in this book! You can register, free, for the online event, here:
Jennifer Minotti, Founder & Editor, Journal of Expressive Writing
FROM OUR PRODUCER & HOST
KELLY DUMAR
(she/her) Boston based poet, playwright, daily blogger, and leader of creative writing organizations—in person and online—for 30 years. Kelly's philosophy about teaching and coaching is simple: Your stories are not only meaningful, they are beautiful, and they deserve to be written, crafted and shared.
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About the Founder and Editor-in-Chief:
Jennifer A. Minotti (she/her) is a Writer-in-Residence at the Center for Women's Health and Human Rights at Suffolk University. For the past 25 years, she has dedicated her professional life toward working for the betterment of society. For 17 years, Jen worked at Education Development Center (EDC)—a global non-profit working to improve education, health, and economic opportunities worldwide—in a variety of technology, research, writing, and leadership roles.
In 2012, Jen founded the Women's Writing Circle as a means to merge her passions for expressive writing, positive psychology, community organizing, women’s health, and social activism. In 2020, she founded the Journal of Expressive Writing in order to provide a place for sharing expressive writing, believing that we need this space on a fundamental, human level, individually and collectively. Jen is a graduate of Boston University (B.S.) and Columbia University (M.A., M.Ed). Her writing has appeared in numerous refereed journals, anthologies and literary publications.