Taking Steps: The Story of how an Iranian Feminist Pushed Me to Take Back My Life

May 29, 2014

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This video is from the latest Tenx9 Nashville storytelling event. This was our first time at Douglas Corner Cafe and the topic was “Show and Tell.” You can find more information here, on Facebook and on Twitter.

Big thanks to my fellow storytellers and to our hosts Michael McRay and Cary Gibson.

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About Kristen Chapman Gibbons

Loosely connected facts: Storyteller. Curator of a Better Internet. Lifelong Politico. Social Media Maven. Creativity and Empathy Evangelist. Performer. Creator of Content Worth Sharing. Digital Strategist. Former Social Worker. Decade teaching in Higher Ed. Master's Degree in Theology. Married to an Irishman. 3 darling kiddos. Preacher's kid. Appalachian. Music maker. Music devour-er. ENTP. Bohemian. Geeky. Obsessed with thrift stores and all things vintage. Lover of species.

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One Comment on “Taking Steps: The Story of how an Iranian Feminist Pushed Me to Take Back My Life”

tenx9nashville Says:
May 29, 2014 at 10:33 pm
Reblogged this on Tenx9 Nashville Storytelling and commented:
Enjoy this story from Tenx9 regular Kristen Chapman Gibbons.

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