Organization
Real Life Poets
445 18th ave nw
Biringham , al 35215
205 585-8271
Website: http://reallifepoets.org
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We are a 501 c3 non-profit community service and mentoring organization focusing on mentoring young adults, encouraging good communication, and oratorical skills using spoken word poetry and the arts. We organize community programs, such as Operation Mustard Seed (OMS) Coats for the Cold, and OMS Annual Community Health Fair, and various workshops in order to fulfill our mission. We have facilitated workshops for The Birmingham C.A.N....
Upcoming Events
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Flow Tactics Teen Poetry WorkshopPresented by Birmingham Public Library and Real Life Poets at Birmingham Public Library - Central Branch January 5-December 7, 2013 |
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Flow Tactics on the Tracks!Presented by Railroad Park and Real Life Poets at Railroad Park September 8-September 22, 2013 |
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Article: NOT JUST FINGER SNAPS AND HAND CLAPS HOW THE REAL LIFE POETS ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY
The Birmingham Weekly - Oct 10, 2011
By Lori HamiltonNot Just Finger Snaps and Hand Claps: How the Real Life Poets Are Making a Difference in Our Community
As a slam poet and spoken word artist in Birmingham for the past twenty years, I’ve been taking every opportunity I could to make sure my voi… ExpandNot Just Finger Snaps and Hand Claps: How the Real Life Poets Are Making a Difference in Our Community
As a slam poet and spoken word artist in Birmingham for the past twenty years, I’ve been taking every opportunity I could to make sure my voice has been heard on open mics around town off and on since 1992. I’ve been guilty of writing political poems about social issues that disturb me but never doing anything about them. But there’s a group of poets in Birmingham who are not self-serving like I am. They’re called the Real Life Poets, and they offer activities geared toward helping the community, like conducting a poetry workshop for teens the first Saturday of the month at the Birmingham Public Library, conducting culinary arts workshops, holding community health fairs, and participating in after school programming such as the Better Basics enrichment program. And now they’re offering writing workshops for Birmingham residents who were affected by the tornadoes that hit in April. Collapse
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