Ladies of Liberty: Mind. Body. Soul.

Weekend Agenda

Friday, January 27

• Hotel Check-in begins at 3 PM Friday, and we will officially kick-off the seminar with an opening reception (beginning at 6 PM), dinner and discussion at the beautiful Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art.

Saturday, January 28

• Saturday will feature two seminars, some downtime and a casual dinner setting that will encourage continued dialogue and reflection. Overlooking the Charleston Harbor, seminar sessions will focus on these themes:
  
  Seminar I: Caring for Yourself
  Seminar II: Commitment and Choices
  

Sunday, January 29

• Sunday begins with our final seminar, Staying True to Yourself, followed by our capstone event of the weekend: Finding Your Voice. Glenis Redmond – Poet, Teaching Artist, Imagination Activist – will bring out the poet in each one of us in this interactive approach to Mind. Body. Soul.

About Glenis

Glenis Redmond is Poet-in-Residence at the Peace Center for the Performing Arts and a native of Greenville. She founded The Asheville Poetry Slam, where a tribe of poets answered her Afro-Carolinian call and response poetry stride for stride. Enlivened by this movement, she became a true believer of words that sing and dance in the air.

Glenis believes poetry is the mouth that speaks, when all other mouths are silent.

[Scholarships are available. For information, contact Julie Ducworth (jducworth@libertyfellowshipsc.org) before registering.]

A special thank you to our sponsors:

• Bank of Clarendon
• Palmetto Health
• Propel HR
• Pricewaterhousecoopers
• Santee Cooper
• SCANA