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We look forward to seeing you this September at &Now: Points of Convergence!
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Sunday, September 22 • 10:45am - 12:00pm
Queering Intersectionality | Difference and Convergence

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Queering Intersectionality | Difference and Convergence: with, in, also, in addition to, criss-cross, stitch, palimpsest, yes, and. This workshop will offer innovative creative practices to make intersections of identity visible and valuable. Through readings and writing exercises, attendees will awaken and strengthen the conscious recognition of intersections with queerness in relationship to ethnic and racial identity, socio-economic backgrounds and engagement with nature. These writings will be rooted in social justice and will resist insular binaries.

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Speakers
avatar for Ever Jones

Ever Jones

Senior Lecturer, University of Washington Tacoma
Ever Jones is a queer/trans writer, artist & instructor. Their forthcoming poetry collection, nightsong, is a transliberatory lyric, both earthing & unearthing the body from gender, politics & identity. Ever is a Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Washington in Tacoma... Read More →
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Sarah Chavez

University of Washington Tacoma
Sarah A. Chavez, a mestiza born and raised in the California Central Valley, is the author of the poetry collections, Hands That Break & Scar (Sundress Publications, 2017) and All Day, Talking (dancing girl press, 2014), selections of which were awarded the Susan Atefat Peckham Fellowship... Read More →

Sunday September 22, 2019 10:45am - 12:00pm PDT
UW1-060
  Workshop

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