First Person Arts

Reminder! All the hard work by these amazing young storytellers will be shared with you.

Join us: August 1, 2025, 10AM, @ CIC Building, 3675 Market Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19104

The Final Performance of Student Storytellers engaged in a Summer of Brotherly Truths: A Three Week Storytelling Jawn

End of Summer & Back to School Live - Student Storytelling Event with the VIP Storytelling Camp

Featuring:
» VIP Student Stories
» Youth Peace Patrol Presentation
» A Year of Brotherly Action Highlights
» Audience Activations
» Guest Speakers
» Music

Doors open 10AM - Start time 11AM.

REMINDER :: FREE LIVE EVENT: June 17, Doors 6:30pm, Fringe Arts, 140 N Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106.⁠
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Presenting a groundbreaking event just in time for Father's Day: Reclaiming Love: Self, Brotherhood, and Community, brought to you by the creators of the documentary film Trigger.⁠
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Engaging Males of Color Beyond Expectations is thrilled to host this evening filled with live storytelling, where men will candidly share their journeys centered on three vital types of love: love for oneself, love for one’s brothers, and love for the community at large. ⁠
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Featured speakers sharing their powerful narratives include esteemed radio and television personality Quincy Harris (), talented artist and poet E the poet-emcee (), dedicated community advocate John Chin (), DBHIDS staff member and Bridge Builder Octavius L. Blount (), poet Abdullah Khafra (), and architect Jovanny Ramos ().⁠

Brought to you by First Person Arts and
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FREE LIVE EVENT: June 17, Doors 6:30pm, Fringe Arts, 140 N Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106.⁠
⁠
Presenting a groundbreaking event just in time for Father's Day: Reclaiming Love: Self, Brotherhood, and Community, brought to you by the creators of the documentary film Trigger.⁠
⁠
Engaging Males of Color Beyond Expectations is thrilled to host this evening filled with live storytelling, where men will candidly share their journeys centered on three vital types of love: love for oneself, love for one’s brothers, and love for the community at large. ⁠
⁠
Featured speakers sharing their powerful narratives include esteemed radio and television personality Quincy Harris (), talented artist and poet E the poet-emcee (), dedicated community advocate John Chin (), DBHIDS staff member and Bridge Builder Octavius L. Blount (), poet Abdullah Khafra (), and architect Jovanny Ramos ().⁠

Brought to you by First Person Arts and
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