"Writing for Discovery" Public Reading
Join us for a public reading by Odyssey Project participants from the “Writing for Discovery: Self, Public, and Community” summer workshop.
This space will be an opportunity for the writers to share their work, exploring issues relevant to their lived experience in Champaign-Urbana and the surrounding communities.
Presented in partnership with The Odyssey Project.
About the Odyssey Project
The Odyssey Project offers free University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign courses in the humanities to income-eligible adults in our East Central Illinois community. Whether community members are looking to complete a college degree or continue their quest to be a lifelong learner, the Odyssey Project can help people rediscover their passion for learning and get the skills needed to advance their educational and professional goals. Applications are open for fall semester (due by July 31). Visit https://go.illinois.edu/odyssey to learn more.
Douglass Branch Library, Meeting Room at Douglass Branch
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