What do you know about the Spanish flu pandemic that occurred a century ago during an age of silence? We know so little about the plight of the people who passed from the flu, the survivors, and those who lost their loved ones. What happened to those people during that time? There is not a lot of information that was passed forward about lessons learned that could have helped us in 2020, a century later, when Covid spread worldwide.
We are no longer steeped in silence, for we live in an age of speech, documenting anything and everything, important and inane, using the modern media we are privileged to enjoy. But media’s limits provide us with information and statistics only.
How can we fulfill our responsibility to the generations that follow us if we don’t preserve the facts, the feelings, and the lessons of our generation’s pandemic?
Join us for a legacy writing workshop to document your personal and family experiences during this pandemic as well as the larger context and how you see our world changed, for the worse and the better.
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