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• The Evolving Art of Grant Writing taught by Rachel Hedman, MA

  • When
    10 Jan 2026
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    9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
  • Location
    Your Computer

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  Saturday, January 10, 2026

  9:00AM-10:30AM MST (UTC -7)

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  Story Facilitator: Rachel Hedman, MA

  The Evolving Art of Grant Writing

  Grant writing requires constant adaptability, strategy, and creativity. Drawing on Rachel Hedman’s recent grant writing e-workbook, this workshop shares practical tips, storytelling strategies, and insider guidance to help participants craft compelling proposals and connect with funders. Whether new to grants or looking to sharpen your skills, you’ll leave ready to navigate the ever-changing grant landscape with confidence.

  100% of your tuition supports Story Crossroads - Thank you!

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• 98th Story Crossroads Fundraising House Concert featuring Madeline Rollins

  • When
    23 Jan 2026
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    7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Location
    Hedman Home, 4835 W Sunset Park Lane, West Jordan, UT 84081... or live-streamed
  • Spaces left
    40

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  Friday, January 23, 2026, 7:00pm-8:00pm MST (UTC -7)

  Featured Story Artist: Madeline Rollins

  Address: Hedman Home, 4835 W Sunset Park Lane, West Jordan, UT 84081

  Feel free to call/text Rachel Hedman at (801) 870-5799 for directions

  While in-person is best, the live-streamed option is at http://youtube.com/@StoryCrossroads/streams. The direct streaming link where you can click "Notify Me" is HERE.

  Once Upon a Family Tree

  From the famous forest of Nottingham to the rural potato fields of Idaho, Madeline Rollins has family stories that warm the heart, tickle the funny bone, and inspire adventure. These stories taught her that when something in life makes you laugh or cry, it can someday become a great story to pass down to future generations. Whether her tales are from a hundred years ago or happened yesterday, Madeline unwraps the chaos and comedy of family life across the ages to inspire connection with the people we interact with today. So come along as Madeline unravels the threads of her family tapestry and tell the true tales that happened once upon a family tree.

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  • This is an outdoors concert. We also have a live-streaming option.
  • Suggested donation is $15/person or $25/household.
  • RSVP Required.
  • You can donate beyond your registration at http://storycrossroads.org/donate. Cash and checks are also accepted.

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• Curriculum & Lesson Planning for Storytellers: Bringing Stories to the Classroom taught by Sarah Brady

  • When
    7 Feb 2026
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    9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
  • Location
    Your Computer

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  Saturday, February 7, 2026

  9:00AM-10:30AM MST (UTC -7)

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  Story Facilitator: Sarah Brady

  Curriculum & Lesson Planning for Storytellers: Bringing Stories to the Classroom

  Storytellers know that stories teach. But do we always know how best to communicate with teachers and administrators what our stories teach and how stories can strengthen their students' learning experiences, support learning objectives, and enhance classroom culture? Join Sarah Brady for an interactive workshop that aids storytellers in communicating through lesson plans how their stories align with curriculum.

  This file is within the registration and for your benefit:

  All Things Story Virtual Workshop Series - Frequently Asked Questions.pdf
  

  This is the 5-minute video on Zoom Basics within registration and for your benefit:

  https://tinyurl.com/ZoomBasics-SC

  
  

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