Join us Thursday, September 23rd for a Coffee and Craft Chat with writer Kelly Douglas.

Writing A Compelling Personal Narrative

We often write personal narrative to process our own experiences, but how can we craft personal narrative that compels others to change their lives? Writing personal narrative that inspires change may seem difficult, but we’ll break down several strategies to allow your message stand out in your personal narrative and help your audience not only relate to your experiences, but also discover that they can use your words to change their lives.

About Kelly:

Kelly Douglas is a passionate writer, editor, and advocate for the mental health and disability communities. In 2016, she graduated from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo with a B.S. in Psychology and a minor in Law and Society, and she has since established her career as a digital copywriter and editor. Her work has been featured on Yahoo!, MSN, Thought Catalog, YourTango, and HelloGiggles among other sites, and she is also a Senior Editor for Unwritten, an online magazine dedicated to millennial life. Kelly’s writing has spanned a variety of genres, including journalism, flash fiction, and satire, but she is looking forward to returning to her roots and sharing her expertise on how to craft compelling personal narrative pieces.