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Dawn Jones Redstone: Purveyor Of Storytelling And Always A Carpenter.
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With excitement, let me introduce you to
Dawn Jones Redstone.
This quote is her reality “The power of a written word”
Her word led into a sentence.
Her sentence led into a paragraph.
Her paragraph led into chapters.
The chapters awarded purpose!
The day came when the story inside of her wanted to breath on its own.
Her writing comes from the revolution in her heart
She doesn’t just believe in writing the story she believes in the power of the story. Her stories give life to awareness, possibilities, and presence.
She became an award-winning queer, Latinx writer/director. She was named the Woman of Vision by Oregon Daily Journal of Commerce. In addition, she served as a union carpentry and training manager for a combined total of 15-years.
She continues to change the world by making a choice to pick up a pen and camera.
When we dare to own our stories, we get to create a brave new ending.
Connect With Dawn:
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/HeyDawnJonesRedstone
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/dawnjonesredstone/?hl=en
Twitter:
@dawnamo
https://twitter.com/dawnamo
@sistashortfilm
https://twitter.com/SistaShortFilm
Website:
http://www.dawnjonesredstone.com/
http://www.sistainthebrotherhood.com/
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawn-jones-redstone-b98a7912/
Book:
Make It Happen!
Judaline Cassidy
https://bit.ly/2Zw4cNB
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