To be a reader, contact Denise ( 2021 EventsĪ Calm Space: Meditation and Coloring (via Zoom)
We'll read selected works by Indigenous AmericansĪnd watch a short clip of US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo. Join us for a poetry read-aloud session on Zoom as we
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March 16th and April 6th, 12:00 - 1:00 pm (two meetings)Īccess the Reader's Guide for There, There here PDF of Spring 2022 Virtual Book Club FlyerĪpril is National Poetry Month: Native American Poets Hosted by Cuesta Pride LGBTQ+ Student ClubĪccess the Reader's Guide for Rainbow Milk hereįacilitated by English Faculty Anne Jansen The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story by Nikole Hannah-Jones et al.Īccess the Reader's Guide for The 1619 Project here More information: email Denise, the Date Postcard (PDF)Ĭalendar of Events (JPG) Words of Change: Cuesta Library Virtual Book Club Join Cuesta College faculty, Zack McKiernan, in an introduction to the film, More Than A Word, followed by Q&A. You will receive the access code in your email a few days in advance. To eliminate Native American-themed mascots and team names. More Than a Word describes the growing grassroots movement to encourage sports leagues at all levels Streaming access for a14-day period, any time betweenġ2:01 am PST on Friday, April 1 through 12:00 am PST Friday, April 15. Students free, email TO BOOK OF THE YEAR HERE Film Screening: More Than a Word (90 min) Tickets $5 general admission (includes simulcast access) Join us for a lecture, and moderated Q&A with Tommy Orange To sign up, contact Denise, of the Year 2022: Tommy Orange, author of There There
Light stretching and Qi Gong movements will be followed by collage making. Pick up at both campus libraries, Referenceĭesks. Take an hour for yourself to relax, refresh! Free "Grab and Go" bags with glue sticks,Ĭollage materials and wellness information. Cuesta Library and Cuesta Student Health Center bring you a free hour of Art to Destress.
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