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Storytelling: an ancient tradition–its modern uses
Where in the world have I been? Telling stories, of course, near and far! ANANSE SoundSplash 2014 Storytelling Festival & Conference, Jamaica, W.I. Image: Ananse SoundSplash 2014, November 19 – 24, Jamaica, W.I. an international contingent of storytellers: Amina Blackwood … Continue reading
Posted in arts and culture, Blackstorytelling, culture and politics, education, humanities, Public History and Memory, storytelling and folklore
Tagged Amina Blackwood Meeks, Denise Valentine, Jamaica, storytelling, Storytelling an ancient tradition its modern uses, Storytelling Festival, Storytelling Foundation of Jamaica, Universal Negro Improvement Association
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