Sallie Bingham discusses The Movement: How Women’s Liberation Transformed America 1963-1973. Being a single parent, her early days as a writer, and the struggles women faced during that time and the importance of Consciousness-Raising Groups to the women’s liberation movement.
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Taken By The Shawnee
Sallie Bingham introduces and reads from her latest work, Taken by the Shawnee.
Visiting Linda Stein
Back on October 28th, 2008, I visited artist Linda Stein’s studio in New York City and tried on a few of her handmade suits of armor.
On Memoir and My Writing Memoir/Writing History Workshops
I think memoir writing is a much more serious task than it’s often considered to be. It’s not informal, it’s not casual. It really is the writing of history.
Little Brother: A Memoir
Sallie Bingham, author of Little Brother: A Memoir, published by Sarabande Books, discusses the life and early death of her younger brother Jonathan at the age of 21.
Sallie Bingham, Little Brother: Writing About Grief
Sallie Bingham reads at The New York Society Library in November, 2022.
Kathy Schulz, The Underground Railroad in Ohio
On June 1, I had the pleasure of discussing the Underground Railroad with Kathy Schultz, author of The Underground Railroad in Ohio.
Writing and Talking about Memoir: “Little Brother,” a Conversation with Sallie Bingham
Welcome and thank you so much for joining us for this exciting event, “Writing and Talking about Memoir: Little Brother.”
Doris Duke: A Lifetime Search for Faith
On Tuesday, March 9, 2021 I presented a talk to The Library Committee of The Church of the Holy Faith in Santa Fe, New Mexico entitled “Doris Duke: A Lifetime Search for Faith.”
Q&A With Students: Christa McAuliffe Middle School, FL
On February 4, I spoke to students at the Christa McAuliffe Middle School in Palm Beach County, Florida over Zoom at the request of Dr. Alexander Bellas, Grade 8 English Language Arts Teacher.