[GreaterPhilly] Fwd: Storytelling December 21 at 7PM

[Stacie Leap]

FYI

Stacie

Stacie Leap
President, Greater Philadelphia Chapter &
President, Pennsylvania Organization of Blind Parents (POBP),
National Federation of the Blind of Pennsylvania

 stacie.leap at gmail.com | 215-776-6741


The National Federation of the Blind advances the lives of its members and
all blind people in the United States. We know that blindness is not the
characteristic that defines you or your future. Every day we raise the
expectations of blind people, because low expectations create obstacles
between blind people and our dreams. Our collective power, determination,
and diversity achieve the aspirations of all blind people.


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From: Scopey Mosley <scopeymosley at gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Dec 20, 2025 at 7:20 PM
Subject: Storytelling December 21 at 7PM
To: Stacie Leap <stacie.leap at gmail.com>


Join us December 21 at 7 PM for The Guiding Project‘s Snowlight Lessons!

This is an audio storytelling event where members of The Guiding Project
will share powerful stories of lessons to celebrate our changing season.

This will be a warm cozy welcome to the first day of winter. Our
storytellers will be

Salina Dawsey
James Russell
Michelle Bush
Kelvin Scopey Mosley
Kim Lovely

The Guiding Project is a collective of blind and visually impaired artist,
advocates, and community health workers

Join our Conference line at 7 PM on the first day of winter December 21,
2025. Invite your family and friends by sharing this message.

There will be no meeting this Sunday, December 14Th

Join us on December 21 at 7 PM for Snowlight Lessons.


There are several ways to join

Call in number 720-843-2535

Access code 7201244

Also Join using 1 Tap


    1) One Tap Mobile Dialing:
+17208432535,,7201244

Or to use a laptop
https://www.freeconferencecall.com/

Or use the Free Conference Call app

The Guiding Project””

Upcoming events below.

February 15 7PM . Listening to a City is an audio-described victual tour
and community discussion exploring public art in downtown Durham. Through
immersive narration, attendees will experience rich descriptions that honor
visual detail, cultural context, and emotional tone of public art in
downtown Durham. During the tour, participants will engage in a facilitated
conversation about how public art shapes our sense of place, belonging, and
connection. You do not have to live in Durham to attend.
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