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Ahead of its grand open­ing on May 10, the Bob Dylan Cen­ter in Tul­sa, Oka. has named poet lau­re­ate Joy Har­jo as their first artist-in-res­i­dence. The res­i­den­cy will car­ry on for six years, dur­ing which Har­jo will present edu­ca­tion­al programs…

Poet Lau­re­ate and musi­cian Joy Har­jo speaks with host Crys­tal Ashike and reporter Sarah Flower inter­views Dr. Loret­ta Chris­tensen, chief med­ical offi­cer of the Indi­an Health Ser­vice, about the impacts of coro­n­avirus on Native fam­i­lies, and how trib­al nations prepared…

Unit­ed States Poet Lau­re­ate Joy Har­jo has been named the first Artist-In-Res­i­dence at the Bob Dylan Cen­ter (BDC), in advance of its much-antic­i­pat­ed grand open­ing on May 10. Through­out the course of her six-year appoint­ment, the Tul­sa native and member…

Mvskoke poet, author and musi­cian Joy Har­jo has yet anoth­er hon­or added to her resume: First Artist In Res­i­dence at the Bob Dylan Cen­ter in Tul­sa. The Cen­ter is a nation­al archive for the var­i­ous works of the inter­na­tion­al­ly known…

TUL­SA, Okla­homa — U.S. Poet Lau­re­ate and Tul­sa native Joy Har­jo will be an artist-in-res­i­dence for the planned Bob Dylan Cen­ter Down­town Tul­sa. The muse­um said Har­jo will present edu­ca­tion­al pro­grams, orga­nize per­for­mances and curate spe­cial exhibits. The Bob Dylan…

The first Native Amer­i­can poet lau­re­ate has mar­ried writ­ing to a spir­i­tu­al quest, and she plays a mean sax­o­phone. Read more on The Dai­ly Beast

Joy Har­jo speaks with Eleanor Wach­tel of CBC Radio’s Writ­ers & Com­pa­ny pod­cast — aired on Jan­u­ary 14, 2022.

The Poet­ry Mag­a­zine Pod­cast fea­tures poets and artists in their nat­ur­al form — read­ing poems and speak­ing freely. Lis­ten to Joy Har­jo’s inter­view here

“Poet­ry became my activism, my own way of pro­cess­ing and deal­ing with the Native rights move­ments,” Har­jo explains in a sneak peak trail­er to her Mas­ter­Class. ​“It goes where words can­not go, speaks what words can­not speak.” Learn more…