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Brandon Hobson And David Heska Wanbli Weiden Discuss "The Removed"
Watch a discussion of The Removed, the new novel from National Book Award finalist Brandon Hobson, who appears in conversation with David Heska Wanbli Weidon.
View Video (01:04:30) | Posted March 2021
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Raven Chronicles Presents "Take A Stand: Art Against Hate"
Join us to hear contributors from the anthology Take A Stand, Art Against Hate read their work and work by other authors.
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Alice Wong, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha And Elsa Sjunneson
Founder and Director of the Disability Visibility Project Alice Wong will speak with Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha and Elsa Sjunneson about their contributions to the collection.
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Nicole Tsong And Irie Love Discuss "24 Ways To Move More"
Yoga instructor and fitness expert Nicole Tsong will talk with Irie Love about a variety of fun ways you can add more movement into your everyday life.
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Setsuko’s Secret: Exploring The Multigenerational Effects Of The Japanese American Incarceration
Don't miss an engaging book panel discussion on Setsuko’s Secret: Heart Mountain and the Legacy of the Japanese American Incarceration. Tom Ikeda moderates the discussion between Shirley Ann Higuchi (author of Setsuko's Secret), Darrell Kunitomi and Aura Newlin.
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Dr. Daudi Abe And Jazmyn Scott Discuss "Emerald Street: A History Of Hip-Hop In Seattle"
Join us to hear Dr. Daudi Abe and Jazmyn Scott discuss the history of hip-hop in Seattle.
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Jack Straw Writers’ Showcase 2020
Join us to hear new work from members of the Jack Straw Writing Program, curated by Anastacia-Reneé.
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Keith And Chenoa Egawa Discuss "The Whale Child"
This brother and sister writing team share the story of Shiny, a whale child that becomes a boy to help humans understand the harm facing the world’s oceans.
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Jill And Sasha La Pointe Discuss Vi Hilbert's "Haboo"
The La Pointes will discuss the newly rereleased edition of Vi Hilbert’s Haboo, a collection of thirty-three stories and legends of the Lushootseed-speaking people of Puget Sound.
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Kelli Jo Ford Discusses "Crooked Hallelujah"
Ford discusses her acclaimed new novel, that tells the stories of Justine ― a mixed-blood Cherokee woman ― as she and her daughter move from Eastern Oklahoma to Texas in the hopes of starting a new life.