This celebration of Indigenous writing featuring both established and emerging voices in poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. Featured reader, Jennifer Elise Foerster, is joined by Craig Womack, Deborah Miranda, Rosemary McCombs Maxey, Stacy Pratt, Blue Tarpalechee, and Regina Brink. This incredible line-up of authors shares their own work as well as work by other writers who have influenced them, including Janice Gould and Durango Mendoza. We are delighted to bring so many powerful Indigenous voices to Emory University.

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In this lecture, Brittany Landorf, a Ph.D. student in Emory's Graduate Division of Religion, examines a piece in the exhibition Wondrous Worlds: Art & Islam Through Time & Place by Moroccan-born contemporary artist Lalla Essaydi, Harem 1. Ms. Landorf will contextualize Harem 1 within Essaydi's larger body of work, situating its appropriation and subversion of 19th-century European depictions of the Muslim world within the artist's critique of the Orientalist gaze and its fantasies of Muslim women.