Join the weekly drop-in class "What We Inherit" in Brooklyn, where participants will explore their own legacies inherited from family, society, and the world around them. Delve into the concept of what is considered a gift and what is seen as a burden, and discover how echoes of the past manifest in everyday life. Through engaging group conversations and thought-provoking prompts, attendees will explore various perspectives on this theme. The class will include the reading of captivating poems by renowned poets such as Eugenia Leigh, Sharon Olds, Danez Smith, and Vievee Francis. While sharing your own poems written during the class is encouraged, it is entirely optional. Please note that this drop-in class is not intended for critiquing work; individuals seeking feedback should consider registering for the multi-week workshops. 

In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the organizers are committed to prioritizing the health and safety of all attendees. To maintain a safe environment, it is strongly recommended that masks be worn throughout the event. If you are experiencing any symptoms, have recently tested positive for COVID-19, or have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive, we kindly ask that you stay home. Let us continue to take responsible actions to protect ourselves and our community. Depending on the workshop or event, additional safety measures may be enforced at the discretion of the instructors or hosts. It is possible that participants may be required to wear masks as an accessibility accommodation for others. While Brooklyn Poets endeavors to minimize risk, it cannot guarantee a completely risk-free environment. By entering the venue, all participants acknowledge and accept the potential exposure to COVID-19, thereby waiving any liability that may arise in relation to the virus. 

Brooklyn Poets maintains a strict code of conduct to foster an inclusive and respectful community. Discrimination, harassment, or abuse in any form will not be tolerated within our programs. Participants are expected to adhere to all applicable laws and regulations. Any violation of the organization's code of conduct by a board or staff member, independent contractor, volunteer, or program attendee may result in dismissal from the program, which could include suspension, ineligibility for future activities, and loss of payment or fees. If you have any concerns or issues to report, please contact Board President Jordan Myers, Executive Director Jason Koo, or Deputy Director renée kay, and they will promptly address your concerns. 

Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the intriguing topic of inheritance and its impact on our lives. Join the "What We Inherit" drop-in class and unravel the complexities of our own legacies at the 144 Montague Street venue in Brooklyn on October 21, 2023. Tickets are available for $28.52.

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