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by Deborah Chandler NOTA: PUEDE LEER LA VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL MÁS ABAJO Recently I read a poem written by a friend, Gayle Markow, about her Thanksgiving dinner and the eight-hour conversation that was such a luxury for the four women present. In one part of the poem she says: Not to mention four chronologically-qualifying-old women … Read more
Connecting international creatives with local artisan groups for mutually-beneficial experiences through in-person and online workshops as well as travel itineraries in Guatemala.
By Yasmine Dabbous, PhD. NOTA: PUEDE LEER LA VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL MÁS ABAJO Note: Names and other details about the students were altered to protect their privacy. Six women sat around the table looking at me. I had just announced the end of our embroidery session. No one moved. “We don’t want to leave,” Fadia … Read more
by Deborah Chandler NOTA: PUEDE LEER LA VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL MÁS ABAJO We can pretty well surmise that, in general, WARP members are readers. But do you realize how many are also writers? When I first came back onto the board in May of 2021, one of my simple ideas went something like this: Hey, … Read more
by Judy Newland Photography: Darcy Fabre NOTA: PUEDE LEER LA VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL MÁS ABAJO As a longtime spinner and weaver – and a mother – this is a story that reflects a love many of us share. It may sweep you away to another time when mothers created piles of beautiful blankets for their … Read more