Stitching our Stories: Threads of Self, Community and Future

Organizers from the College of Arts and Sciences, the iSchool, College of Visual and Performing Arts, School of Education, and Hendricks Chapel Quilters team up to present a series of "sew-in" workshops to make quilt blocks reflecting on different topics for inspiration during each session:

Workshop themes:

• October 4th - Person (Who am I? What shapes me? How does creativity reflect my identity?)
• November 1st - Place (Where am I? What histories shape this place? How do they impact belonging?)
• January 24th - Community (Who is my community? How do creative practices sustain connection?)
• February 28th - Imagined Futures (What do I envision for a more just and liberated future? How can I express my dreams for the future?)

The series culminates in a celebratory panel discussion and reception on March 21.

Advance registration is required, as space and materials are limited. Register here!

This event is part of the Syracuse University Humanities Center’s 2025-2026 Syracuse Symposium on “Creativity.”