Draft:List of Winners of the Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellowships
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In 2019, the Academy of American Poets launched the Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellowship, which provides poets laureate from states, municipalities, and tribal nations around the United States with $50,000 to support the creation of new work, and enable them to undertake civic projects that enrich their communities. The fellowships were developed in partnership with the Melon Foundation.[1]
Awards
[edit]Year | Name | Poet Laureate Location | Civic Project |
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2019 | Claudia Castro Luna | Washington State | One River, Many Voices[2] |
2019 | Grace Cavalieri | Maryland | The Poet & The Poem podcast[2] |
2019 | Molly Fisk | Nevada County, CA | California Fire & Water[2] |
2019 | Jaki Shelton Green | North Carolina | Literary ChangeMakers[2] |
2019 | Fred L. Joiner | Carrboro, NC | West End Poetry Festival[2] |
2019 | Robin Coste Lewis | Los Angeles, CA | Poetic Truths and Reconciliation Commission[2] |
2019 | Ed Madden | Columbia, SC | Telling the Stories of the City[2] |
2019 | Adrian Matejka | Indiana | Poetry for Indy[2] |
2019 | Jeanetta Calhoun Mish | Oklahoma | Conducted poetry workshops in underserved public schools[2] |
2019 | Paisley Rekdal | Utah | Mapping Literary Utah[2] |
2019 | Raquel Salas Rivera | Philadelphia, PA | We (Too) Are Philly[2] |
2019 | Kim Shuck | San Francisco, CA | Seeds: Creating Poetic Activism[2] |
2019 | TC Tolbert | Tucson, AZ | Conducted a series of workshops with trans, non-binary, and queer groups[2] |
2020 | Honey Bell-Bey | Cuyahoga County, OH | P.O.E.T. (Power Over Emotional Trauma) workshops and collaborative publication[3] |
2020 | Tina Cane | Rhode Island | Writers-in-the-Schools, Poetry-in-Motion, RI, Youth Poetry Ambassador program[3] |
2020 | Tina Chang | Brooklyn, NY | Brooklyn Poet-in-Residence program, workshops, National Poetry Month event[3] |
2020 | Nnamdi Chukwuocha & Al Mills | Delaware | Write Now! community building and engagement series culminating in a poetry festival[3] |
2020 | Rosemarie Dombrowski | Phoenix, AZ | Phoenix Poetry Walk, interactive and intergenerational poetry event[3] |
2020 | Beth Ann Fennelly | Mississippi | Glitterary Festival, a queer literary festival[3] |
2020 | Angelo Geter | Rock Hill, SC | One World Poetry Festival and Youth Poet Laureate program[3] |
2020 | Margaret Gibson | Connecticut | Eco-themed poetry readings and workshops, publication of a climate change poetry anthology[3] |
2020 | Rodney Gomez | McAllen, TX | High school workshop series and youth poetry anthology from the Rio Grande Valley[3] |
2020 | Elizabeth Jacobson | Santa Fe, NM | Poetry and visual arts project for high school students, culminating in a public exhibition[3] |
2020 | Stuart Kestenbaum | Maine | Voices of the Future podcast and radio program featuring youth writers[3] |
2020 | Susan Landgraf | Auburn, WA | Poetry workshops with the Muckleshoot Tribe, culminating in readings and publication[3] |
2020 | Maria Lisella | Queens, NY | "Writing Your Way Home," readings and writing workshops for senior citizens[3] |
2020 | Porsha Olayiwola | Boston, MA | Roxbury Poetry Festival and anthology project[3] |
2020 | Alexandria Peary | New Hampshire | Mindful poetry workshops for child survivors of the opioid crisis and a youth poetry conference[3] |
2020 | Emmy Pérez | Texas | Community-based workshops in the Texas borderlands and digital poetry archive[3] |
2020 | Mary Ruefle | Vermont | Mailing handwritten poems to 1,000 residents randomly chosen from the Vermont phonebook[3] |
2020 | Janice Lobo Sapigao | Santa Clara County, CA | Youth Poet Laureate program, writing and performance workshops[3] |
2020 | John Warner Smith | Louisiana | Youth poetry workshops in under-resourced parishes, in collaboration with Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities[3] |
2020 | Laura Tohe | Navajo Nation | Youth writing workshops in rural Navajo schools, promoting Diné poetry[3] |
2020 | Amie Whittemore | Murfreesboro, TN | Writing workshops and conference for LGBTQ+ youth, and Poetry in the ‘Boro reading series[3] |
2020 | Assétou Xango | Aurora, CO | Workshops and conversations for youth struggling with intersectional identities[3] |
2021 | Marcus Amaker | Charleston, SC | Poets in Schools program and student anthology project[4] |
2021 | Semaj Brown | Flint, MI | The Poetry Pod Project, interdisciplinary literacy and creative writing workshops[4] |
2021 | Roscoe Burnems | Richmond, VA | Interactive, multi-artform mural-inspired ekphrastic poetry project[4] |
2021 | Aileen Cassinetto | San Mateo County, CA | Ecopoetry workshops and field trips for youth, short poetry docufilm[4] |
2021 | Leslie Contreras Schwartz | Houston, TX | Mindfulness writing workshop resource text and communal poem murals[4] |
2021 | Magdalena Gómez | Springfield, MA | Youth poetry workshops, performances, and livestreamed readings[4] |
2021 | Georgina Marie Guardado | Lake County, CA | Poetry boxes, murals, and tiny libraries installed across Lake County and reservations[4] |
2021 | Chasity Gunn | Elgin, IL | Sanctuary Poets seminar and community poetry reading with chapbook and audiobook[4] |
2021 | Kari Gunter-Seymour | Ohio | "I Thought I Heard a Cardinal Sing" Appalachian poetry anthology and free distribution[4] |
2021 | Luisa A. Igloria | Virginia | Public info on Virginian poets, virtual poetry workshops, Young Poets in the Community program[4] |
2021 | Angela Jackson | Illinois | The Ambassadors of Poetry program, residencies in underserved communities[4] |
2021 | Dasha Kelly Hamilton | Milwaukee, WI and Wisconsin | Milwaukee Youth Poet Laureate program, poetry showcase and scholarship opportunities[4] |
2021 | Melissa Kwasny & M.L. Smoker | Montana | Ekphrastic poetry workshops in museums, culminating in a webinar[4] |
2021 | Bobby LeFebre | Colorado | Cuentos de Colorado, BIPOC poet interview and reading series[4] |
2021 | Debra Marquart | Iowa | Sounding Our Place, literary events blending poetry, storytelling, and environmental issues[4] |
2021 | Trapeta B. Mayson | Philadelphia, PA | Healing Verse Philly Phone Line, public poetry workshops, rain-activated installations[4] |
2021 | Anis Mojgani | Oregon | Poetry telephone line, poetry newspaper, and postcard campaign[4] |
2021 | Chelsea Rathburn | Georgia | Poetry in the Parks interactive trails, workshops, and creative prompts[4] |
2021 | Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson | San Antonio, TX | The Echo Project, oral history and storytelling workshops with youth[4] |
2021 | Lloyd Schwartz | Somerville, MA | Monthly poem discussion groups, poet interviews, and poetry translation prizes[4] |
2021 | M. Bartley Seigel | Upper Peninsula, MI | U.P. Young Poets Program, high school poetry workshops and publication[4] |
2021 | Brian Sonia-Wallace | West Hollywood, CA | Pride Poets project, LGBTQIA+ writing workshops and community events[4] |
2022 | Emanuelee Outspoken Bean | Houston, TX | Space City Mixtape, spoken-word audio experience and writing workshops[5] |
2022 | Cyrus Cassells | Texas | Juneteenth poetry contest for students, culminating in a public reading and ceremony[5] |
2022 | Andru Defeye | Sacramento, CA | Sacramento Poetry Day curriculum, poetry contest, and free curriculum resources[5] |
2022 | Ashanti Files | Urbana, IL | Writers of Oya, poetry workshops for teenage girls dealing with trauma[5] |
2022 | B. K. Fischer | Westchester County, NY | Floodwaters Workshops, poetry workshops addressing climate crisis and social justice[5] |
2022 | KaNikki Jakarta | Alexandria, VA | “How to Poet” workshops and performance mentorship for young poets[5] |
2022 | Ashley M. Jones | Alabama | Alabama Poetry Delegation, multi-regional leadership and service initiative[5] |
2022 | Holly Karapetkova | Arlington, VA | Youth poetry anthology and community readings/workshops[5] |
2022 | Kealoha | Hawaiʻi | Poetry residency and professional development resources for teachers, public website of workshops[5] |
2022 | J. Drew Lanham | Edgefield, SC | “Literary Reparations,” honoring Dave Drake as first Poet Laureate of Edgefield County, educational programs[5] |
2022 | Julia B. Levine | Davis, CA | Sound River, poetry and geo-locating technology project for youth, focused on climate change[5] |
2022 | Matt Mason | Nebraska | Nebraska Poetry Pen Pal Program, bringing poetry to rural schools, libraries, and communities[5] |
2022 | Airea D. Matthews | Philadelphia, PA | Philadelphia speaker’s bureau for writers, public poetry showcases on billboards[5] |
2022 | Ray McNiece | Cleveland Heights, OH | Poem for Cleveland Project, intergenerational and multicultural poetry workshops[5] |
2022 | Huascar Medina | Kansas | Words Save Lives, poetry event in conjunction with mental health and suicide prevention[5] |
2022 | Gailmarie Pahmeier | Nevada | “Nevadan to Nevadan,” an epistolary poetry project connecting people across the state[5] |
2022 | Catherine Pierce | Mississippi | Mississippi Young Writers Poetry Festival, statewide poetry-writing initiative for K-12 students[5] |
2022 | Rena Priest | Washington | Poetry anthology celebrating salmon runs and Washington poets, workshops with tribal organizations[5] |
2022 | Lynne Thompson | Los Angeles, CA | Poetry workshops, anthology, and recitations focusing on Los Angeles’s history and diverse population[5] |
2022 | Emma Trelles | Santa Barbara, CA | Mission Poetry Series expansion, community poetry classes, and public poetry displays[5] |
2022 | Gwen Nell Westerman | Minnesota | Poetry in the Parks, summer workshops for youth in state parks, statewide poetry anthology[5] |
2022 | Crystal Wilkinson | Kentucky | “Words for the People” podcast exploring community and diversity through conversations and artmaking[5] |
2023 | Diannely Antigua | Portsmouth, NH | The Bread & Poetry Project: Writing workshops and podcast celebrating poetry’s power for social change[6] |
2023 | Lisa Bickmore | Utah | Chapbook micro-editions and broadsides centered on the Great Salt Lake’s ecological crisis[6] |
2023 | Jennifer Bartell Boykin | Columbia, SC | Debate slam poetry workshops for youth, culminating in the Soda City Poetry Festival[6] |
2023 | Joseph Bruchac | Saratoga Springs, NY | Poetry anthology connecting Native and non-Native students, public readings, and poet visits[6] |
2023 | Lauren Camp | New Mexico | Creative writing workshops in underserved communities, poetry broadsides collaboration with the New Mexico History Museum[6] |
2023 | Laura Da’ | Redmond, WA | Poetic map and walking installation around Lake Sammamish ecosystem[6] |
2023 | Oliver de la Paz | Worcester, MA | Rain Poetry project: public art installations and a print anthology[6] |
2023 | Farnaz Fatemi | Santa Cruz County, CA | Pop-up poetry workshops and permanent digital poetry space highlighting local impacts of fire and flooding[6] |
2023 | Nicholas Gulig | Fort Atkinson, WI | "The Lake" project, recreating Lorine Niedecker’s trip around Lake Superior, including a film and interactive map[6] |
2023 | Peter J. Harris & Carla Rachel Sameth | Altadena, CA | “Ode to the Land” pairing senior citizens and high school students in poetry workshops and public readings[6] |
2023 | Taylor Johnson | Takoma Park, MD | Poetry reading series and weekly generative space, focusing on home and belonging[6] |
2023 | Yalie Saweda Kamara | Cincinnati, OH | “Keep the Lights On,” community-generated poems projected onto building walls across Cincinnati[6] |
2023 | Brandy Nālani McDougall | Hawaiʻi | Poetry workshops connecting with ʻāina (land and water) and creation of an online archive of Hawaiian poetry[6] |
2023 | Gloria Muñoz | St. Petersburg, FL | City of Writers Lab: after-school poetry program and multigenerational community conversations[6] |
2023 | Sharon Kennedy-Nolle | Sullivan County, NY | “Catskilled Poetry for Healing” using poetry as a tool for mental health recovery and public art installations[6] |
2023 | Shin Yu Pai | Seattle, WA | Year-long poetry activations, including poster distribution and public poetry projects[6] |
2023 | Willie Perdomo | New York | “A New York State of Poetry” workshop series and podcast celebrating poetry’s history in New York[6] |
2023 | Jason Magabo Perez | San Diego, CA | Youth empowerment poetry project, workshops, and youth poetry summit[6] |
2023 | Glenis Redmond | Greenville, SC | “Verse and Visual” pairing poets with visual artists, and creation of the first youth poet laureate in Greenville[6] |
2023 | Erin Elizabeth Smith | Oak Ridge, TN | Healing retreat for survivors of sexual assault, culminating in an anthology project[6] |
2023 | Junious Ward | Charlotte, NC | Citywide youth violence prevention program and establishment of Charlotte’s first youth poet laureate[6] |
2023 | Joaquín Zihuatanejo | Dallas, TX | Youth poetry scholarship, workshops, and a broadside series highlighting Dallas poets[6] |
2024 | Julia Bouwsma | Maine | Write ME Epistolary Poetry Project, fostering communication across the state through letter-exchanged poetry[7] |
2024 | Angelika Brewer | Ogden, UT | Ogden Ar(t)chives Mailbox, expanding archival project and publishing children’s stories[7] |
2024 | Traci Brimhall | Kansas | Community poetry cookbook, connecting Kansas’s agricultural roots and cultural histories with poetry[7] |
2024 | Ching-In Chen | Redmond, WA | Youth poetry gathering for transgender, nonbinary, intersex, and gender-expansive poets; global poetry postcard series[7] |
2024 | Kai Coggin | Hot Springs, AR | Sharing Tree Space: poetry and nature workshops for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ teens in collaboration with national park rangers[7] |
2024 | Nandi Comer | Michigan | Michigan Words, statewide billboard campaign featuring contemporary Michigan poets and QR codes linking to more poetry[7] |
2024 | Tongo Eisen-Martin | San Francisco, CA | Intergenerational poetry workshop fostering collective empathy and healing through poetry creation[7] |
2024 | Heid E. Erdrich | Minneapolis, MN | Poetry Service Announcement (PoeSA), connecting the diverse peoples of Minneapolis through poetry and public readings[7] |
2024 | Andrea Gibson | Colorado | "How Far Have We Come? The Colorado Poets Laureate Anthology"[7] |
2024 | Amanda Johnston | Texas | Praisesong for the People: poems celebrating the diverse populations of Texas, with K–12 educational resources[7] |
2024 | Patricia Spears Jones | New York | Intergenerational workshops focusing on social justice, environmental issues, and cultural resistance[7] |
2024 | Alison Pelegrin | Louisiana | Lifelines Prison Poetry Project: poetry workshops in prisons and community centers, culminating in podcasts and posters[7] |
2024 | Charlotte Pence | Mobile, AL | Poetry workshops for incarcerated teens, resulting in a print anthology and celebration event[7] |
2024 | Georgia A. Popoff | Onondaga County, NY | Voices in Verse: intergenerational workshop creating a dramatic performance in partnership with Syracuse Stage[7] |
2024 | Jean Prokott | Rochester, MN | Mental health-focused poetry exhibition, broadsides, and poetry window clings across the city[7] |
2024 | Joseph Rios | Fresno, CA | Poetry anthology and multimedia package for educators, featuring contemporary Fresno poets[7] |
2024 | Lois Roma-Deeley | Scottsdale, AZ | October Poetry Fest: poetry workshops, booths, and public poetry displays for youth and seniors[7] |
2024 | Emily Schulten | Key West, FL | Youth poetry workshops and installations of interactive poetry equipment in public parks[7] |
2024 | Tess Taylor | El Cerrito, CA | Mentoring students at a high school literary magazine and bringing in poets to lead workshops across public schools[7] |
2024 | Arianne True | Washington State | Arts programming for sick and disabled writers, prioritizing accessible workshops and publication opportunities[7] |
2024 | Kerri Webster | Idaho | Generative poetry workshops in public libraries across the state, culminating in digital broadsides[7] |
2024 | avery r. young | Chicago, IL | Chi-Soloems: Chicagoans write poems about their city, showcased on social media, billboards, and public spaces[7] |
References
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