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Coach communities ignored by cultural tourism to tell their stories

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By Jenna Evans Welch
| American Press Institute
Since 2017, Jenna Welch and her colleagues at StoryWorks, a documentary theater company composed of artists, journalists and educators, have worked at the crossroads of investigative reporting and community-centered public art in Clarksdale, Mississippi. They’ve spent time in the living rooms, churches, cotton fields, libraries and juke joints across the Delta listening to residents who hold entire histories in their memories and daily work.
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How journalism and storytelling give residents tools to preserve their own experiences and pasts

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By Jenna Evans Welch
| American Press Institute
5 Cultural Heritage Ambassador & local farmer Dorfus Youngs speaking about the history of Black farmers in the MS. Delta (Rory Doyle/The Walton Family Foundation, StoryWorks, and Delta State University) In one of the Mississippi Delta’s oldest communities, a place renowned as the birthplace of American music, a unique form of cultural heritage preservation is taking root: a series of historic bus tours developed as the capstone project of the Delta Cultural Heritage Ambassadors Program.
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Love & Luck Book Review

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By Jenna Evans Welch, Mary Cosola
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 12+ Sibs squabble in cute but contrived Irish road-trip tale. Parents need to know that Love & Luck, by Jenna Evans Welch (Love & Gelato), tells the story of Addie, an American who's visiting Ireland with her family while trying to get over not only a broken heart but also a rift with her closest brother, Ian. Due to a few mom-issued ultimatums and some serious subterfuge, Addie finds herself on a surprise road trip across Ireland with Ian and his friend Rowan.
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