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Paula Ripple, Speaker

Former English Composition Teacher at Dodge City Community College

 

Free Speech in Kansas: Community Writing Workshops

Presentation by: Paula Ripple

As part of the special Pulitzer initiative, Kansas nonprofits can invite trained instructors to facilitate writing workshops in their communities. Just as William Allen White defended free speech “by voice, by posted card, by letter, or by press,” participants are welcome to express themselves through essays, poems, letters to the editor, memoirs, fiction—any way they so choose. Writing workshops are available as program funding allows.

Contact Paula directly about leading a writing workshop
(620) 227-6575 
paula.ripple@gmail.com

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