A poetry collection imbued with ancestral teachings, identity work and healing through ritual and embodied wisdom. The collection is intimately strung together with poems focused on rememory and self-discovery. Moving with care through memorial and living spaces, Crushed Marigold is an integration of the many selves held within the body, an offering, a homecoming.
The LatinX Poetry Project is a poetic anthology with over 45 new LatinX Poets from diverse backgrounds sharing their unique & heartfelt poetry on themes as immigration, social justice & feminism today.
Teaching Artist - Student Publication
Teaching Artist - Student Publication
A spacial essay about Southwest Detroit.
An essay explaining the creation of Peace Culture, a peace education program for youth focusing on peace with self, peace with others, and peace with community.
On top of Wayne State's Science Hall is a greenhouse that had not been used for about 10 years. That greenhouse is now home to the Biodiversity Network. The new student organization has reclaimed the space as a spot for urban ecologists, gardening enthusiasts, and those curious about food systems and starting a garden. Here, students are able to help grow vegetables, herbs, native plants and new relationships.
Students from Wayne State University's English Writing and Community class (ENG 3020) had the unique opportunity to meet with seniors at the Hannan Center who lived through the events in Detroit during the summer of 1967.