ATLANTA - s4story -- The forthcoming anthology Dear Black Woman: Honoring the Inner Child with Love, Compassion, and Triumph kicked off its journey with an empowering virtual meeting led by Kami Redd, the anthology's creator. The meeting, held on November 19, 2024, brought together dynamic Black women from around the world to discuss the transformative power of storytelling. Special guest speakers shared valuable insights to inspire contributors as they prepare their submissions for this groundbreaking book project.

"This anthology is about more than writing—it's about healing, connecting, and celebrating our journeys," said Kami Redd. "The speakers we brought together set the tone for what this project will achieve: a collective voice that honors the strength and beauty of Black women."

Guest Speakers and Key Topics

1. Jeri Darby
   • Topic: The Trauma of Writing
   • As a writing coach and minister, Jeri Darby shared the challenges and rewards of writing from a place of trauma. She encouraged contributors to push through emotional triggers, reclaim their voices, and see their stories as acts of healing and empowerment.
   • "Your triggers are your most powerful stories," said Darby. "When you write through the pain, you uncover deeper healing and create something that can ripple through generations."
2. Nicole Felicite
   • Topic: Global Perspective and Community Building
   • Nicole, a confidence coach and expert in emotional intelligence, emphasized the importance of addressing global challenges that affect Black women, from inequitable policies to the need for community-based support systems.
   • "The revolution doesn't need to be televised—it begins with us healing and creating supportive communities," she shared.

Anthology Highlights

• Focus: Contributors are tasked with writing letters to their inner child, addressing themes of love, compassion, healing, and empowerment.
• Vision: The book will not only inspire readers but also serve as a platform for storytelling that fosters connection and growth among Black women worldwide.
• Beyond the Book: Plans include a monologue play adaptation, a global book tour, and additional creative projects like poetry slams.

A Global Network of Empowered Women

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The virtual meeting featured participants from across the globe, including authors, therapists, coaches, and creatives. Together, they began the journey of crafting a collection that honors the past while inspiring future generations.

"This is not just a book project—it's a movement," said Redd. "It's about showing the world the strength, love, and unity of Black women's stories."

How to Get Involved
Interested contributors can learn more and submit their participation forms at https://www.dearblackwoman.me/dear-black-woman-anthology (https://dearblackwoman.me).

About Kami Redd
Kami Redd is a celebrated author and entrepreneur known for her Dear Black Woman brand, which includes books, a podcast, and a magazine. Her work centers on creating spaces of healing and empowerment for Black women worldwide.

For Media Inquiries:
kami@kamiredd.com

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