Evoke™ is a life review newsletter for the adult learner. The only periodical available offering practical guidance to adult and lifelong learners who want to explore the benefits of reviewing and reminiscing about their life history. Readers get access to life story tools; one-on-one guidance and support; usable ideas and actual life story case studies and accounts.

  What this periodical contains:

• Usable ideas and tools for life review and development
• Actual tactics and steps to write or tell your life story or family history
• Summaries of the best techniques and resources for life review
• News and events for further growth
• Readers' Online Benefits include access to the editor for advice; forms for completing work and exercises in newsletter; more

• Adult and lifelong learners looking for absolution through life review
• Libraries serving adult and lifelong learners
• Continuing education students
• Online learners
• Professionals and organizations who want to offer a skills / professional development resource to their employees
• Individual and group work projects make this an ideal resource for both laymen and professionals (activities directors, community education directors, libraries)
• Corporations / corporate libraries
• Human Resources departments

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Life must be lived forward, but it can only be understood backwards."
–Soren Kierkegaard