Tracy Assing
Author and Speaker
Tracy Assing is a storyteller. During her career she has written extensively about her indigenous heritage and has edited annual reports, business, entertainment and travel magazines; written on a variety of subjects for every media format, conducted in-depth interviews with politicians, business leaders, activists, artists and everyday people; and worked with filmmakers to produce short films and create meaningful and impactful campaigns. Through her stories, she makes connections.
DIY Zine Scene
Zines are exciting and effective ways to express creativity, exploring ideas and issues important to children. Writer and activist Tracy Assing takes children through a journey of creativity with a hands-on workshop, going back to the basics of making tangible mini magazines.Register Here
Zines are exciting and effective ways to express creativity, exploring ideas and issues important to children. Writer and activist Tracy Assing takes children through a journey of creativity with a hands-on workshop, going back to the basics of making tangible mini magazines.
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Take Two
Marchelle Farrell (Uprooting) and Safiya Sinclair (How to Say Babylon) discuss their new memoirs exploring the making and remaking of the self in contention with history, family, nature, and religion, in conversation with Tracy Assing.Marchelle Farrell (Uprooting) and Safiya Sinclair (How to Say Babylon) discuss their new memoirs exploring the making and remaking of the self in contention with history, family, nature, and religion, in conversation with Tracy Assing.