In April of 2017, Better Said Than Done started a movement. We asked women to share their true stories of obstacles. We asked women to speak up. To tell their tales. To Roar!
Despite the overwhelming success of the storytelling show Roar: True Tales of Women Warriors, the book of the same name, and yes, the movement, it seems that we women still have more stories to tell and a long way to go before we run out of story making moments. #MeToo #TimesUp #Roar
The good news is that women get one month every year in which we get to talk just a little louder. March is Women’s History Month and the City of Fairfax Public Library is celebrating the month by hosting a series of events on the theme of “Nevertheless, She Persisted.” And we get to join our voices to theirs in a free storytelling event at the library.
Join us. Roar with us.
Roar: True Tales of Women Warriors Persists
March 3, 2018
11:00AM – 12:15PM
City of Fairfax Regional Library
10360 North St.
Fairfax, VA 22030
Free event
Free parking in the building.
Storytellers of Roar: True Tales of Women Warriors share stories of persistence.
The book, Roar: True Tales of Women Warriors will be available for purchase during the event. All proceeds from book sales benefit the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV). Furthermore, Roar: True Tales of Women Warriors, is now available through the Fairfax County Library system. If you’re not quite ready to purchase the book, and maybe want to read it for free first, you can do that!
Read more about Roar: True Tales of Women Warriors, the inspiration for the book, and the 21 female authors who contributed to the book, here.
