Navajo Nation Poet Laureate, Librettist, Writer, Speaker on Navajo Code Talkers
United States
Joined November 2019
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This is huge. Major companies are taking a stand against racism and demanding the Washington @NFL team #ChangeTheName. #TheTimeIsNow adweek.com/brand-marketing/i…
Writer's Institute now open for enrollment. On-line classes include writing workshops, panel discussion, and elder's teaching. Apply for a Writing Fellowship today! Open to all.
Thank you everyone for helping to raise donations—poets, presses, and the audience, near and far. Stay safe everyone.
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@ we are not invisible, we are still here. The Navajo Nation needs supplies to combat COVID-19. We are the third largest group per capita to be infected with the virus. Years of poverty, lack of adequate healthcare and facilities, lack of good water and ...
ways; they are the most vulnerable. My father, Benson Tohe, being one of the Navajo Code Talkers, was among a group of young men who stepped up during World War II to develop and use a military code that was never deciphered and helped save many American lives.
Corporate media is finally beginning to focus on the stories taking place in indigenous communities. The NN is in distress, please help with what you can. Thank you. Stay safe. nndoh.org/donate.html
Nahasdzáán in the Glittering World - Ensemble Variances / Thierry Pécou youtu.be/hI8pkLWO7o4 via @YouTube
If you're in NYC come to the poetry reading by Chris McCabe, editor of Poems from the Edge of Extinction, Valzhyna Mort, Bob Holman and moi. Bowery Poetry 308 Bowery, NY, NY. 3:30 - 5pm, Saturday Jan 19, 2020.
Voices from all over the world- vulnerable & endangered-are here.
One language dies every two weeks. How can poetry help? – books podcast theguardian.com/books/audio/…
Written in honor of my late father and the Navajo Code Talkers who used the Navajo language as a secret weapon in WWII.
