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A poetry residency with José Olivarez

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A poetry residency with José Olivarez

Les Sinclair speaks with José Olivarez:  Author, Artist and Poet.  Creciendo Juntos’ newest program, Social Justice Through Creative Practice, welcomes him for an Artist Residency at The Bridge Progressive Art Initiative. There will also be an opportunity for Latinx youth and youth of color to participate in a poetry residency with him on September 12th at The Bridge PAI from 5:30pm-8:30pm.

Links: https://joseolivarez.com/

https://wina.com/events/jose-olivarez-talk/

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