Read The Future and Renowned Author Duane Roen Join Forces to Empower Artistic Education in Arizona
Aug 27, 2023
Phoenix, Arizona Aug 27, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Read The Future, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing meaningful workforce development programs to the community, is thrilled to announce its collaboration with accomplished independent writer, author, and Writing Workshop founder, Duane Roen. This partnership aims to advance Read The Future's educational mission and support the upcoming launch of their exciting talk show program.
Read The Future has been enriching lives through its engaging podcast, "Conversations" and is now expanding its horizons to present a dynamic talk show, providing an even broader platform for humorous discussions and thought-provoking content.
Former Vice Provost at ASU Polytechnic Campus, Duane extensive experience and passion for literature and genealogy have made him a highly respected figure in the literary and educational realms. Having successfully established courses on this subject at esteemed institutions like Arizona State University and local organizations, Duane's expertise aligns perfectly with Read The Future's commitment to broadcast educational media.
Roen commented, "My passion for family stories was kindled when I was a teenager. Grandma Roen shared with me stories about family members I knew and some who existed only in Grandma's memory. Since then, my passion for family stories has resulted in nearly 20,000 pages of daily journal entries and other writing about the people who matter to me most. Reading something that I wrote forty-five years ago is like watching a video of what happened that day--all the memories come flooding back. One of my goals is to help others write about their experiences with their families--so that their memories can also come flooding back."
Through this collaboration, Read The Future and Duane seek to foster creativity, inspire amusing dialogues, and promote artistic exploration within the community. The talk show program will serve as a catalyst for in-depth entertainment, artistic expression, and the sharing of ideas that can positively impact lives.
"We hold gratitude for the chance to learn and inspire with Duane. To us, it's a means to enrich and encourage local students with a strong foundation in the arts. His writing workshops are an anecdote in the community and combined with our mission to provide educational programs, we have faith it will translate to uplifting opportunities." said Derick F. Tangap, Founder of Read The Future. "This is a step forward, it will enhance our capacity to broaden our mission through the expression of creativity and conversations."
The upcoming talk show promises to be a dynamic platform that will not only entertain but also enlighten audiences with diverse perspectives and voices. Stay tuned for more information on the show's premiere date and lineup of fascinating guests.
About Read The Future:
Read The Future is a nonprofit organization with a mission to cultivate technology literacy to incubate, invest and supply workforce in media/entertainment and space sectors. Committed to enhancing Arizona through meaningful workforce development programs, with an engaging podcast "Conversations", a K-8 space program call Sprout and now an exciting upcoming talk show to inspire creativity with thought-provoking discussions. Read The Future aims to inspire a roadmap for future workforce development.
About Duane Roen:
Duane Roen is a celebrated independent writer, author, and founder of the Writing Workshop. He has dedicated his career to promoting writing and recording family history, sharing his expertise through courses at Arizona State University and other local institutions.
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