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Dr. Jennifer Browdy, a professor of literature, writing and media arts at Bard College/Simon’s Rock and the global Bard Open Society University Network, coined the term “purposeful memoir” to describe essential contemplative work for leaders and activists. The publisher of Green Fire Press, she is an author coach and co-host of the online writers’ community Birth Your Truest Story. Her award-winning books include: Purposeful Memoir as a Quest for a Thriving Future, The Elemental Journey of Purposeful Memoir, and the memoir What I Forgot …And Why I Remembered. She publishes two Substack newsletters, Writing to Right the World & The Spirit of Education and leads an annual memoir retreat in Tuscany as well as Riding & Writing trips to Portugal and Iceland. Find out more at JenniferBrowdy.com.