Almost Full Circle - An Interview with Jacqueline Greer Graham

2022-09-30

Jacqueline Greer Graham is a Canadian citizen who was born in Montserrat, British West Indies. She has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from York University, and a Medical Office and Laboratory Assisting Diploma from Career Canada College. Jacqueline is a former manager at the Canadian Institute for Health Information. She is now a business owner, pursuing her passion for telling stories. Almost Full Circle is her debut book. Jacqueline also enjoys singing and dancing, and is a health and fitness enthusiast. She lives in Ontario,...

Jacqueline Greer Graham is a Canadian citizen who was born in Montserrat, British West Indies. She has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from York University, and a Medical Office and Laboratory Assisting Diploma from Career Canada College. Jacqueline is a former manager at the Canadian Institute for Health Information. She is now a business owner, pursuing her passion for telling stories. Almost Full Circle is her debut book. Jacqueline also enjoys singing and dancing, and is a health and fitness enthusiast. She lives in Ontario, Canada, and has two children.

To learn more about Jacqueline and her work visit her website at https://jacquelinegreergraham.com/

TOPICS OF CONVERSATION:

About Almost Full Circle and the inspiration behind the book.
Writing Memoir and drawing on memories
Keeping your stories alive for future generations
Experiences in Montserrat
Learning a thing or two along the way
What's next for Jacqueline Greer Graham?

ALMOST FULL CIRCLE: FROM MONTSERRAT TO CANADA AND BACK-ISH

Where do you call home? It’s likely a number of places over time, but there’s probably something special about your first home. For Jacqueline Greer Graham, it was Harris, Montserrat, British West Indies, where her experiences were rich and defining; it is where she navigated both the pleasant and unpleasant situations that shaped her identity. Jacqueline immigrated to Canada and continued to be shaped by her experiences. She took for granted that she could go home anytime, but a sleeping giant had other plans. The Soufrière Hills volcano, which was dormant for almost 400 years, awoke on July 18, 1995, and changed Montserrat catastrophically. When the ashes cleared, Jacqueline’s journey home would prove to be challenging, albeit transformative.

CONNECT WITH JACQUELINE GREER GRAHAM

Website: https://jacquelinegreergraham.com/
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/jacquelinegrgr

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