Schedule:
TIME ZONE: MDT / UTC -6: Virtual* and in-person at Murray Park Church of Christ - 494 E 5300 S, Murray, UT. ASL translation provided
8:45AM - Zoom room open for 9:00 AM session.
9:00-10:00AM - Keynote presented by Twin Poets (Al Mills and Nnamdi Chukwuocha)
30-MINUTE BREAK
10:15AM - Zoom room open for 10:30 AM session.
10:30 AM - 12:30 PM - Courageous Conversations: A Respectful Story & Dialogue about Race - safe space rules
Special Guests: Gloria Mensah with GK Folks Foundation & Greg Noel with Two Brothas Counseling. Bring a lunch and enjoy this community dialogue together.
30-MINUTE BREAK
12:45PM - Zoom room open for 1:00 PM session.
1:00-3:00 PM - From Seed to Story: Crafting Original Wonder Tales workshop (In-person & Zoom simultaneously) - presented by Rachel Dunstan Muller
30-MINUTE BREAK
3:15PM - Zoom room open for 3:00 PM session.
3:30-4:30PM - Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Murray at the Story Crossroads Summit and Festival, honoring cultural heritage through story and community. Professor Armando Solórzano will reflect on the past, present, and future of Mexican storytelling, followed by a circle-style discussion including both in-person and Zoom participants.
30-MINUTE BREAK
5:00-5:45 PM - Hybrid Mingling
Both In-person & Virtual Attendees - reflect on what you experienced or plan on experiencing before in the next few days or viewing to June 15, 2025
5:45-6:45PM - 1-HOUR DINNER BREAK (on your own)
6:45-7:00 PM Welcome in-person attendees. Open Zoom room to virtual viewers.
7:00-9:00 PM MDT /UTC -6
2 Parts:
* Performance/Artist Talk-Back
* Mental Health Discussion
Still Running
A Powerful Multimedia Journey of Mental Health, Family, and Healing Commissioned Work by Tiffani Dean plus Mental Health Discussion with Gloria Mensah (GK Folks Foundation)
Join us for "Still Running," a gripping multimedia presentation combining film, music, poetry, and storytelling. This deeply personal work follows a woman’s journey navigating the challenges of growing up with a parent suffering from severe mental illness. It explores the lasting impact these experiences have on her life, offering a raw and unflinching look at mental health within families.
Mental health struggles are often carried in silence, wrapped in shame and isolation. Even when resources exist, stigma can keep us from seeking help. "Still Running" aims to break that silence and shine a light on the hidden stories that many feel they must carry alone. Through this powerful narrative, we hope to inspire others to share their truths, seek support, and heal without shame.
This project is about bringing these untold stories into the open, lifting the weight of isolation, and creating space for understanding and compassion. Don’t miss this transformative experience
Locations:
Murray Park Church of Christ – 494 E. 5300 S., Murray, UT 84107
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