A Sunday afternoon to express, be heard, witness, and stretch~and now also to honor the new programming at Pomegranate Place. Bring a poem that speaks to your life. The poem can be your writing or by any poet. In our safe and sacred circle of women, read aloud and tell the related story from your life.

Pomegranate's new focus includes a women's series theme for each month. Gender equality is the March focus. You are invited to find/write/select a poem that touches in any way upon gender equality (or inequality). Interpretation can be broad. What is gender? How does equality work in different-but-equal? What do you see about gender equality in your intimate relationships? In your household? In your workplace? In your family of origin? Within yourself? What does gender equality look, feel, taste and smell like? Explore! See in new ways! Put it in words! Play on the page! Or dig into the collections on your shelves for poets' wisdom. Come share what you write, what you find.

Host Bio:

Carolyn Jennings: For over twenty years, Carolyn Jennings (www.WritingOurWings.com) has used her journal as a primary tool for recovery from an eating disorder and in creating a thriving life.  This experience inspired her to write the award-winning Hunger Speaks: a memoir told in poetry and to become a Journal to the Self® certified instructor.  She now guides others to uncover awareness, wholeness, freedom and abundance through their pens.

Delta Donohue: After a successful career in Corporate America, Delta decided to drastically change her life and focus on making our world a better place. She co-directs a non-profit working on behalf of street kids in India and runs a social business partnering with impoverished Indian women. Delta is a published poet and firmly believes that words are powerful and create opportunities for life transformations.