by Staff | Apr 30, 2021 | Life at the House, WIR - Isabella Mori |
Instalment #4 of not-so-pretty cherry blossoms by our writer-in-residence, Isabella Mori: “Of course these cherry blossoms are pretty, and when the late April wind has them drift through the air and form a delicious pink carpet, how can they not delight? And yet … “
by Staff | Apr 23, 2021 | Life at the House, WIR - Isabella Mori |
Guest post by Isabella Mori Instalment #3 of not-so-pretty cherry blossom haiku: Every day I spend at Historic Joy Kogawa House, I sit at a desk that looks directly at the famous cherry tree in the backyard. It probably won’t survive much longer. In the storm last...
by Staff | Apr 16, 2021 | WIR - Isabella Mori |
“Instalment #2 of not-so-pretty cherry blossom haiku: Blossom petals on the ground always create a little anxious ambivalence in me…” Guest post by Isabella Mori.
by Staff | Mar 17, 2021 | Events, WIR - Isabella Mori |
Mental Health & Addiction: Poems, short stories, interviews, research. Isabella Mori will share their project that combines poems and short stories with interviews and research on the topics of mental health and addiction, from loneliness to neurodiversity and the...
by Residencies | Jun 12, 2019 | Events, WIR - Victoria Kuttainen |
Dr. Joti Samra is in conversation with Victoria Kuttainen on Tuesday, June 18, 7:30 to 9:00pm, exploring the challenges of mental health issues as they affect families, the role of narrative in healing, the ethics of telling, and barriers to identifying and seeking help for mental health issues, in migrant communities.