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“I believe that literature can create material change and open new worlds that haven’t existed before.”

McKenzie Jackson | California Black Media As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, California Black Media writer McKenzie Jackson takes a look at the lives and accomplishments of some people of Hispanic heritage in California. Dayane Mendoza Solis considered throwing her hat in the ring for a trustee seat on the Sonoma Valley Unified | McKenzie Jackson | California Black Media As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, California Black Media writer McKenzie Jackson takes a look at the live...

Stories about alumni, students, staff, faculty and friends

The best-selling writer talks about writing prose, plays, and television scripts: “I’m really just listening for people’s voices.”

Her work explores "what it looks like to have America in the room"

Ada Limón, (born March 28, 1976, Sonoma, California, U.S.), American poet who is best known for creating intimacy with readers through her emotional sincerity and thoughtful observations of nature and humans’ place within it. Limón was born into a family of artists and teachers. She is the second child and only daughter of Stacia Brady, an artist whose paintings grace the covers of Limón’s books, and Ken Limón, a school administrator. Her parents divorced when she was young, and they la...

Arts, entertainment, and fun in DC, Maryland, and Virginia September 29 - October 2. Stuff yourself at a food festival, dance to go-go, and more things to do.

The institution will release 50 recordings from its archive.

Poetry helps us “walk into the room of ourselves” and reconsider who we are, says Ada Limón, the new U.S. poet laureate.

The most recent U.S. poet laureate, Joy Harjo, was the first Native American to fill the role and she passed the baton to Limón in July 2022.