Organization records. 1993-2006.

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Organization records. 1993-2006.

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Records of a nonprofit, community-based arts organization that was established to make literary arts accessible to a diverse community. The collection documents the poetry, writing, and other literary programs SASE sponsored and administered in Minneapolis and in St. Paul, particularly among inner-city minority and at-risk youth.

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Connolly, Carol

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Carol Connolly (née McLellan), a lifelong resident of St. Paul, Minnesota, was born in 1934. Connolly's first career was raising seven children born to her and husband John S. Connolly. Although active as a volunteer in many organizations during her twenty-one years of marriage, it was after divorcing in 1979 that Connolly's public life took on a higher profile. Throughout the years since then, Connolly has been variously known as a political candidate, activist, journalist, poet, a...

Holbrook-Montgomery, Carolyn.

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Hmong American Institute for Literature (St. Paul, Minn.).

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Jerome Foundation

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SASE: The Write Place (Minneapolis, Minn.).

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SASE: The Write Place was founded by writer Carolyn Holbrook-Montgomery and a group of other writers in the fall of 1993 in response to a perceived need for a writers' organization that was affordable, accessible, and easy-to-find for writers of diverse cultural and social backgrounds. SASE (originally styled S.A.S.E. ) offered classes, workshops, readings, and mentorship programs, in an effort to provide a stimulating environment for writers at all levels of development, with a par...