Amira Jennah

Welcome

Author, poet, speaker of the words, taker of pictures, and a sometimey designer.
I like art so I do artsy stuff.

One day I’ll travel the world and capture it all in my little picture box.

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Coffee & Conversations, an open mic spoken word night

An open mic and featured poetry series at your local library; celebrating creativity, community, and connection over coffee.

Finish Your Book and Get It Published!

Learn how to finish and self-publish your book step-by-step with Amira Jennah. Perfect for first-time authors. $20, limited seats.

Where The Fire Went

Where the Fire Went is a soul-stirring collection of poetry and reflections on love, loss, and healing. Amira Jennah invites readers into a deeply personal journey. One that explores the ache of heartbreak, the strength of vulnerability, and the quiet beauty of rediscovering oneself. These pages are a reminder that even in the ashes, there is still light, still purpose, still fire.

Remember To Count Your Blessings

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Amira Jennah: Poetry, Healing, and the Power of Words | Podcast Episode on RSS.com

In this episode of the Breaking the Silence Podcast, Author Nikki Nicole sits down with poet and writer Amira Jennah

K.W.U Podcast Interview

Interview with host Brion Nichols on his Podcast K.W.U

Community Voice PHL interview on YouTube

106.5 FM radio interview on YouTube.

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Stand Up Don’t Shoot

John Graves of Philadelphia brings us together in a powerful full-length documentary celebrating the city’s vibrancy and collective growth. Featuring Almonese Boyles, Amira Jennah, Barry Merrill, Chantay Love, Ebony Baggett, Douglas Rucker, Garvery Musa, Gina Murphy, James Aye, State Representative Joanna McClinton, Jocelyn Adams, State Representative Jordan Harris, Kendra Van De Water, Larry Patrick, Margaret Woods, Mazzie Casher, Syeeda Martin, Steven Pickens, and Zyhmir Ball. Stand Up, Don’t Shoot highlights resilience, strength, and the ongoing fight to end violence in Philadelphia through interviews, performances, and powerful community stories. Sponsored by the Phila. Office of Public Safety and supported by the Philadelphia Anti-Violence Community Partnership Grants program.

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