01 — Seshat

Seshat, was the ancient Egyptian (Kemetic) goddess of wisdom, knowledge, and writing. She was seen as a scribe and record keeper, and is credited with inventing writing. She also became identified as the goddess of accounting, architecture, astronomy, astrology, building, mathematics, and surveying.

02 — Sesh

"Sesh" (not scribe) is an ancient name for the uncompromising warrior scholars, eternal students of truth and wisdom whose chosen profession it was and is to study and record the essence of our people (Baruti, 2007).

03 — Who is the Writing Sesh for?

We are looking to work for highly motivated, conscientious, and responsible undergraduate and graduates students, early career scholars, and mid-career scholars. We are also interested in mental health advocates and professionals, as well as, haircare professionals.

04 — How does the Writing Sesh work?

Channeling the energy of Seshat is a key to writing. Therefore, the Writing Sesh exists so that people seeking support around writing can engage in a collaborative process of change with highly relatable and culturally-affirming coaches and community.