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Join us for a special poetry writing workshop on the topic of "Poetry as History"
Geneva Toland is a writer, songleader, naturalist, and educator currently working towards her MFA in Poetry at the Institute of American Indian Arts. Her writing has appeared in Southern Humanities Review, Camas, humana obscura, Four Corners Voices and West Trade Review, among others. She is also a poetry editor at Terrain and Chapter House Journal. She feels humbled to live in the foothills of the La Platas, homelands of the Ute, Diné and Puebloan peoples, where she teaches creative writing workshops, leads monthly song circles, plays with kids in the woods, and writes towards justice & equity with the organization Fierce Allies.
Overlooking the Animas River, the Durango Public Library and Botanical Gardens is one of the most popular gathering spots in our community.