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In this one-hour session, Amanda Knox, author of two memoirs, including Free: My Search for Meaning, will draw from her own extraordinary lived experience and her ongoing creative work as a writer, podcaster, and advocate to guide participants into the heart of narrative power: how stories are formed, how they get taken away, and how we reclaim them with voice, agency, and craft.
This one-hour class is for anyone who has ever felt misunderstood, misrepresented, or silenced. Amanda will cover how to confront external narratives—whether they come from family, community, media, or culture—while cultivating an internal compass strong enough to withstand scrutiny and doubt. Participants will leave with a renewed commitment to the power of story, and a dose of encouragement and courage to keep telling it.
In this one-hour session, Amanda Knox, author of two memoirs, including Free: My Search for Meaning, will draw from her own extraordinary lived experience and her ongoing creative work as a writer, podcaster, and advocate to guide participants into the heart of narrative power: how stories are formed, how they get taken away, and how we reclaim them with voice, agency, and craft.
This one-hour class is for anyone who has ever felt misunderstood, misrepresented, or silenced. Amanda will cover how to confront external narratives—whether they come from family, community, media, or culture—while cultivating an internal compass strong enough to withstand scrutiny and doubt. Participants will leave with a renewed commitment to the power of story, and a dose of encouragement and courage to keep telling it.