I’m incredibly lucky to be reading poetry soon with these other amazing Pacific Islander poets, Caroline Sinavaiana, Craig Santos Perez, Fuifuilupe Niumeitolu, and Loa Niumeitolu. Please stop by if you are in the Bay!
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Our Sea of Words: Poetry from Oceania and Beyond
Monday, July 13, 2009
7:30 pm
Pegasus Books Downtown Berkeley
Shattuck Ave. at Durant
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Maile Arvin blogs here. She is a graduate student in Ethnic Studies living in Southern California. She likes coffee and poems.
About photo header: Where my family is, comes from: the beach at Waimanalo, Oʻahu.
Posts from elsewhere, recommended- Save California’s Universities
- Maui Council approves ban on GMO taro
- The Fire This Time
- Ethnic Studies Faculty Statement on UC and Public Education
- Faculty Walkout at Universities Across California Today
- Court Supports Cleaner Air for Tribal Lands in Michigan
- The Unforgivable Transgression of Being Caster Semenya
- Musings: Rabble Rousing
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