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'''First Person Arts''' gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>We are First Person Arts, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that celebrates the power of the personal. Our storytelling, social impact, and festival programs reinforce our mission: everyone has a story to tell, and sharing these stories connects us with each other and the world.<br><br>Whether you consider yourself an artist or observer, you have a story. And we have a way for you to share it, at a StorySlam, through a memoir writing class, or at the annual First Person Arts Festival.</blockquote>
'''First Person Arts''' gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>We are First Person Arts, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that celebrates the power of the personal. Our storytelling, social impact, and festival programs reinforce our mission: everyone has a story to tell, and sharing these stories connects us with each other and the world.<br><br>Whether you consider yourself an artist or observer, you have a story. And we have a way for you to share it, at a StorySlam, through a memoir writing class, or at the annual First Person Arts Festival.</blockquote>
==In The News==
*[http://www.philadelphiaweekly.com/arts/stories-that-truly-matter-on-the-agenda-at-th-annual/article_02870128-ec70-11e9-b554-6302616e05fc.html Stories that truly matter on the agenda at 18th annual First Person Arts Festival this November], Philadelphia Weekly, October 11, 2019.


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First Person Arts gives the following descriptive information:

We are First Person Arts, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that celebrates the power of the personal. Our storytelling, social impact, and festival programs reinforce our mission: everyone has a story to tell, and sharing these stories connects us with each other and the world.

Whether you consider yourself an artist or observer, you have a story. And we have a way for you to share it, at a StorySlam, through a memoir writing class, or at the annual First Person Arts Festival.

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