Where do we belong when belonging itself is contested? This workshop explores writing as a way of mapping the places — real, remembered, and imagined — that we call home. Drawing on the Bundist principle of doikayt (hereness), we’ll ground ourselves in the specific: the textures, languages, and contradictions of the places that shaped us. Then we’ll turn toward the horizon: what does home look like after liberation? What worlds are we writing into existence, and what are the milestones along the way? Through grounding exercises rooted in lived experience and speculative prompts oriented toward revolutionary possibility, we’ll explore how writers hold the past and the future on the page simultaneously.