We Were Seeds Framed Print

• Alder, semi-hardwood frame from renewable forests
• .75" (1.9 cm) thick frame
• Acrylite front protector

Bellamy Shoffner (she/they) is a personal essayist specializing in true stories that confront and expand upon the complexity of human emotions. Bellamy is a Black, queer, single parent with chronic illness, all of which make Bellamy an emphatic truth-teller about society’s failures and tools of oppression. When not writing or creating, Bellamy can be found seeking both literal and figurative sunshine while making a dollar out of 15 cents.

Bellamy’s work can be found in publications such as HuffPost, Narratively, and Scary Mommy, as well as in interviews with NPR’s With Good Reason, CBC’s Out In The Open, and local print and TV news. Bellamy joins inspirational change makers quoted in the coffee table book Words of Change: Antiracism by Kenrya Rankin. Bellamy has also orchestrated community movements and events including a successful fresh foods drive, retreats, and fundraising for notable causes. 

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