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Poet­ry tran­scends indi­vid­ual iden­ti­ty and serves as a ves­sel for greater mean­ing, accord­ing to Joy Harjo.

As a mem­ber of the Musco­gee (Creek) Nation, Har­jo has made her mark in the lit­er­ary world with her poet­ry, plays, chil­dren’s books, mem­oirs, and music albums. Her col­lab­o­ra­tion with Goade on the book ​‘REMEM­BER’ invites young read­ers to reflect…

Joy Har­jo, the 23^rd poet lau­re­ate of the Unit­ed States, will be award­ed Gay­lord Col­lege of Jour­nal­ism and Mass Com­mu­ni­ca­tion’s 2024 Lumine Life­time Achieve­ment Award,

The Poet­ry Soci­ety of Amer­i­ca is pleased to announce that Joy Har­jo is the 2024 recip­i­ent of the Frost Medal for dis­tin­guished life­time achieve­ment in poet­ry. Named for Robert Frost, and first giv­en in 1930, the Frost Medal is one…

Joy Har­jo speaks with The Boston Globe

Joy Har­jo reflects on N. Scott Moma­day for the Wash­ing­ton Post

WEAV­ING SUN­DOWN IN A SCAR­LET LIGHT is list­ed among Book Riot’s 12 ​“must-read new books by Native writ­ers of Tur­tle Island.” Read more here! 

Every Novem­ber, the Unit­ed States pays trib­ute to the vibrant and diverse cul­tures of its Indige­nous peo­ples. Native Amer­i­can Her­itage Month was offi­cial­ly estab­lished in 1990. It is a time to rec­og­nize and hon­or the his­to­ry, her­itage, and con­tri­bu­tions of…