| Program Type | Workshop | Residency | Teacher Professional Development |
| Art Form | Literary Arts & Storytelling |
| Curriculum Connections | Character Education | Social and Emotional Learning | Language Arts / Literacy |
| Target Grades | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | Adult | Higher Education | Family |
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Testimonial
Having the opportunity to work with AFLCT has been truly beneficial; they've provided unique experiences that have positively impacted our students. Their professional artists are strong role-models who encouraged students to take risks, find their voices, and be confident young people. They assisted in the process of inspiring our students to discover their individual identities and be able to self-assuredly express and share their ideas and opinions.
Description
Quill'n & Spill'n is an immersive creative writing workshop designed to blend the art of storytelling with social-emotional learning. Led by renowned spoken word poet and rapper Silent Quill, this workshop offers a safe and supportive environment where participants can explore their inner thoughts and emotions through the written word. Through a series of engaging activities, participants will learn how to channel their experiences into compelling narratives, poems, and raps, while developing critical skills in self-awareness, empathy, and emotional regulation.
Objectives
Quill'n & Spill'n aims to empower participants to use creative writing as a tool for self-expression and emotional growth. By the end of the workshop, participants will develop self-awareness, enhance emotional intelligence, cultivate empathy, build communication skills, and foster community connection. Through the transformative power of creative writing, Quill'n & Spill'n aims to nurture emotional well-being and inspire participants to harness their unique voices.
Pricing Information
$440 for a workshop, Residencies call for pricing
Program Length
60-120 minutes
Participants
1-30
Technical Specifications
• Venue-Provided Supplies: Participants need something to write on and with.