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Fall and Winter 2024-25 Books - Vimarsana News

Fall and Winter 2024-25 Books

Announcing our Fall/Winter 2024-25 lineup of exciting new books! Trans Philosophy, edited by Perry Zurn, Andrea J. Pitts, Talia Mae Bettcher, and PJ DiPietro; Cyberlibertarianism by David Golumbia; We Miss You, George Floyd, by Shannon Gibney and Leeya Rose Jackson; environmental literature, fiction, nonfiction, memoir, philosophy, and more!

Source: umn.edu
Weird Amphibian Found in Backyard Shocks Hudson Valley Homeowner - Vimarsana News

Weird Amphibian Found in Backyard Shocks Hudson Valley Homeowner

Imagine finding yourself face-to-face with a strange, slimy creature that you didn't even know could survive in this area of New York.

Source: wrrv.com
Weird Amphibian Found in Backyard Shocks Hudson Valley Homeowner - Vimarsana News

Weird Amphibian Found in Backyard Shocks Hudson Valley Homeowner

Imagine finding yourself face-to-face with a strange, slimy creature that you didn't even know could survive in this area of New York.

Weird Amphibian Found in Backyard Shocks Hudson Valley Homeowner - Vimarsana News

Weird Amphibian Found in Backyard Shocks Hudson Valley Homeowner

Imagine finding yourself face-to-face with a strange, slimy creature that you didn't even know could survive in this area of New York.

Source: wpdh.com
The Poeh Cultural Center at Pueblo of Pojoaque is Awarded $100,000 from New Mexico Creative Industries - Vimarsana News

The Poeh Cultural Center at Pueblo of Pojoaque is Awarded $100,000 from New Mexico Creative Industries

The Poeh Cultural Center at Pueblo of Pojoaque has received a $100,000 grant from the New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD). Funding comes from the inaugural Creative Industries Grant that was appropriated by the New Mexico Legisture during its 2023 session. With the grant funds, the Poeh Cultural Center will lead an "Answers Are Indigenous Project" that aims to engage more artists and entrepreneurs to sell and/or consign their work with local year-round and seasonal sales venues.

Source: yahoo.com