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ALT Maine Humanities Council: The background is a picture of a foggy Maine ocean view. In white letters it says: Indigenous Peoples' Day. Swipe left to see what’s happening in indigenous humanities.
ALT The background is a picture of a foggy Maine ocean view. In white letters it says: Maine Humanities Council Grant Supported. Next to it is the Dawnland Voices 2.0 Indigenous Writing from New England and the Northeast logo. Below it reads: Dawnland Voices 2.0 will create a new website that will be an online platform for Indigenous literature from northern New England with a focus on new work published once annually. Writer profiles and contact information will be included, to facilitate access and connection between Indigenous writers and editors, scholars, publishers. Goals also include new media, an annual writing contest, mentorship opportunities for new Indigenous writers, and a literary event that includes a spoken word performance and supportive writing workshops.
ALT #QuestionTuesday What is one strange thing you do while writing?
ALT a photo of a flowering tree outside of Ham Smith. Text reads English department graduation celebration. English majors are invited to join us on Thursday, May 19th, 2022 at 2:00pm in the Hamilton Smith Forum. Light refreshments will be served and graduation cords will be presented.
ALT Covers of books featured in AWP's AAPI reading list
ALT Dark Pink with white bold type: Bans off our bodies, We Won't Go Back — Sat May 14th, 10am, Market Square Portsmouth