Tongues of Fire Writers Workshop

Tongues of Fire Writers Workshops are a foundational program of the sisters of the yam Writing Society. This ongoing, donation-based, facilitator-led workshop offering is rooted in the call for Black women to write and tell their stories as an essential individual and collective liberatory practice. The program creates a structured, supportive space where iron sharpens iron through peer feedback, revision, and skill-building, guided by compassion, confidentiality, and mutual respect.

In February, Tongues of Fire focuses on lyrics and songwriting with an emphasis on Black anthems. Participants are invited to refine, rephrase, consider, and challenge their works-in-progress in the community to expand voice, confidence, and storytelling skills. Writers are encouraged to submit short works prior to the workshop; however, participants without a current piece are welcome to arrive prepared to create new work during the session, ensuring full participation regardless of where they are in their writing process.

Workshops are open to all skill levels and are conducted with care and discretion. All participants must pre-register and follow workshop procedures and guidelines to maintain the integrity of the space.

This session is facilitated by M3CCA.
M3CCA is an award-winning multidisciplinary performance/visual artist from Houston, Texas, whose personal mission is to reshape the way people perceive the connection between art and music. As an experimental soul singer/emcee and design artist, she strives to combine all her passions together to execute and express her visions, both sonically and visually. In addition, to using her stage as her healing and spiritual outlet by combining all her talents and technical training (voice and visual art) to create “space gospel;” her own personal brand of thought provoking, rhythmic, emotional, experimental music, while challenging expectations every step of the way.

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