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Joy Har­jo, the 23^rd Unit­ed States Poet Lau­re­ate and cel­e­brat­ed mem­ber of the Musco­gee (Creek) Nation, has been announced as the inau­gur­al recip­i­ent of the André Har­vey Cre­ative Fellowship.

Come cel­e­brate sto­ry­telling, cre­ativ­i­ty and lit­er­ary explo­ration at the 2025 Sto­ry Catch­er Fes­ti­val, which will be held at West­ern Col­orado Uni­ver­si­ty April 9 to 10. This year’s event will fea­ture a spe­cial keynote address by Joy Harjo.

The first U.S. Native Amer­i­can Poet Lau­re­ate, Joy Har­jo, releas­es a new book about grief with art­work from artist Dana Tiger.

Joy Harjo’s lat­est book encom­pass­es one poem, ​“Wash­ing My Mother’s Body,” from her 2019 book An Amer­i­can Sunrise.

Joy Har­jo explains the job of poet laureate

This year’s inductees are Ace Atkins, Frye Gail­lard, Joy Har­jo, Jan­ice Har­ring­ton, Robert McCam­mon and Sue Walk­er. Authors C. Eric Lin­coln and Brad Wat­son will be induct­ed posthumously.

Crys­tal Bridges Muse­um of Amer­i­can Art is also host­ing ​“Amer­i­can Sun­rise: Indige­nous Art at Crys­tal Bridges,” an exhi­bi­tion that exam­ines the beau­ty and intri­ca­cy of Crys­tal Bridges’ grow­ing art col­lec­tion, includes new acqui­si­tions of works by Native artists.

This year’s inductees include Ace Atkins, Frye Gail­lard, Joy Har­jo, Jan­ice Har­ring­ton, Robert McCam­mon and Sue Walk­er. Authors C. Eric Lin­coln and Brad Wat­son will be induct­ed posthumously. 

A Cel­e­bra­tion of the 50^th Anniver­sary of Bob Dylan’s ​‘Blood on the Tracks’ at Cains Ball­room in Tul­sa, OK

The Charles F. Ket­ter­ing is award­ing its Ruth Yel­lowhawk Fel­low­ship to Joy Har­jo, inter­na­tion­al­ly renowned poet, per­former, and writer of the Musco­gee Nation. Read more

Joy Har­jo to per­form at Red Dirt Boo­gie: A Con­cert Trib­ute to Jesse Ed Davis. Read more