In five study and writing sessions for reservists returning from military service, space will be given to the stories and moments etched into them over the past two years. Participants will explore writing and storytelling tools and work with memory and imagination. Led by Yael Tal and Roi Ravitzky.
“And time moves on, because that’s what time is supposed to do,” but there are moments worth lingering over.
In five learning and writing sessions for people returning from reserve duty, we will give words and space to the stories etched into us over the past two years: to the formative, life-changing moments, and also to those that may seem small and marginal. Across five sessions, we will explore writing and storytelling tools together, fish fragments and pieces from memory and imagination, carve stories out of them, and assemble them within the story of our lives.
Led by Yael Tal, facilitator, theater creator, director, and playwright, and Roi Ravitzky, poet and writer for the stage, and a researcher of conflicts and reconciliations.
Five sessions on Sundays, on October 11, October 18, October 25, November 1, and November 8. Each session lasts approximately three hours.
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