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Theresa Okokon reading & conversation with Nicole Young-Martin (Straw Dog/Black Writers Read collab)

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November 1, 2025

Theresa Okokon reading & conversation with Nicole Young-Martin (Straw Dog/Black Writers Read collab)

Theresa Okokon reading & conversation with Nicole Young-Martin (Straw Dog/Black Writers Read collab)

Saturday, Nov 1, 2025    
3:00pm—4:30pm
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324 Main Street, Greenfield, MA
324 Main Street, Greenfield, MA, 01301

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Voices for Resistance presents: Celebrating [Being True to] One’s Roots, a reading and conversation with Theresa Okokon, storyteller, co-host of Stories from the Stage, and Pushcart Prize nominated essayist. Theresa will read selections from her writings and share stories of grief, identity, and courage. Nicole Young-Martin, founder and host of Black Writers Read, will shepherd the conversation with Theresa, inviting questions from the audience.

Co-hosted by Straw Dog Writers Guild and Black Writers Read

Theresa Okokon is an award-winning writer, storyteller, and teacher. A Wisconsinite living in New England, she is the co-host of Stories From The Stage who—in addition to writing and performing her own stories—also teaches storytelling and writing, coaches other tellers, hosts storytelling events, collaborates with nonprofits on narrative-driven special projects and events. An alum of both the Memoir Incubator and Essay Incubator programs at GrubStreet, Theresa’s memoir of essays about memory, family stories, and the death of her father — titled WHO I ALWAYS WAS — was published by Atria Books at Simon & Schuster in 2025.

Event Category: Special Events

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