Shortly after Bill and I returned from our
Juncture memoir workshop in Frenchtown, PA, I wrote
here about the Empathy Project that had found its way into the heart of that very special community.
I couldn't stop thinking about it all. About the writers I love and about those we'd met. About the possibilities that inhere in listening. And so I thought out loud again about the project for the pages of this weekend's
Philadelphia Inquirer. I share
that link here.
I ask the open question: What would happen if communities across this country (this world) orchestrated their own Empathy Projects?
With thanks, as always, to the
Inquirer's Kevin Ferris, for all the ways he allows me to explore the passions that define and shape me. (And for including a link to
Tell the Truth. Make It Matter. That makes me happy, too.)
Published on June 09, 2017 08:53