Join United Communities Corporation and the Boston Public Library’s Shaw-Roxbury Branch for an inspiring afternoon celebrating local Black authors, community voices, and the power of storytelling. The Local Black Author Talk brings together authors, readers, families, and community members for meaningful conversations about identity, healing, self-love, family, youth voices, and the experiences that shape our communities. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear directly from local authors as they share their stories, discuss the inspiration behind their books, and engage in an open dialogue with the audience.
Featured authors include:
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jamele Adams, author of The Peace of LIT, exploring children’s perspectives on love, inclusion, and trust.
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Paloma Fernandes, author of Casey’s Story: When Systems Fail, highlighting real-life experiences and the impact of systems on individuals and families.
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Darryl Buchannan, author of Self Love, sharing a journey of self-discovery, identity, healing, and personal growth.
Guests are encouraged to ask questions, participate in meaningful discussions, connect with fellow community members, and have books signed by the authors. This free public event is designed to uplift local voices, foster understanding, and strengthen community connections through the power of storytelling.
