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Women and Whales First: Poetry in a Climate of Change

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On Women and Whales First: Poetry in a Climate of Change, Seattle Civic Poet Jourdan Imani Keith and her Women & Whales collective discuss the intersection of the health of our human and marine communities, the power of poetry to illuminate environmental and social justice concerns, and what we can do to protect those most vulnerable among us. The podcast will feature conversation between Jourdan Imani Keith and local poets, with performances of original poems developed through the Women* & Whales First, Poetry in a Climate of Change workshops. This is a collaboration between the Civic Poet, the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Urban Wilderness Project, and Jack Straw Cultural Center. More at www.urbanwildernessproject.com The Women & Whales Collective is Jourdan Imani Keith, Aleyda Marisol Cervantes, Ebony Wellborn, Kamna Shastri, Jae Eun Kim, Savannah Smith, and Rasheena Fountain. *Our use of the word women embraces all women and people who self-identify with the experiences of women. This includes but is not limited to Trans Women, cis-women, Femmes, Two-Spirit, Gender Diverse and non-conforming people.

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July 30, 2021

Episode 7: We are Cousins

Seattle Civic Poet Jourdan Imani Keith and Jae Eun Kim close out this seven-part podcast. They discuss the impacts of environmental toxins on whales and Jourdan’s family. Jourdan Imani Keith is a storyteller, essayist, playwright, naturalist and activist. A student of Sonia Sanchez, her TEDx Talk, "Your Body of Water," the theme for King County's 2016-2018 Poetry on Buses program won an Americans for the Arts award. Her poetry is largely anthologized. She has been awarded fellowships from Hedgebrook, Wildbranch, Santa Fe Science Writing workshop, VONA, and Jack Straw. Her memoir in essays, Tugging at the Web, is forthcoming from University of Washington Press. Women & Whales First, Poetry in a Climate of Change is a collaboration between the Civic Poet, the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Urban Wilderness Project, and Jack Straw Cultural Center. More at www.urbanwildernessproject.com

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July 23, 2021

Episode 6: Stories of Migration

Seattle Civic Poet Jourdan Imani Keith interviews Rasheena Fountain. She talks about migration and displacement for humans and whales. Originally from Chicago, Rasheena Fountain is a multigenre writer and interdisciplinary educator living in Seattle. A past Walker Communications Fellow with National Audubon, she is currently a MFA Prose Candidate at the University of Washington, where she is working on an environmental essay collection. Website: rasheenafountain.com Women and Whales First: Poetry in a Climate of Change is a collaboration between the Civic Poet, the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Urban Wilderness Project, and Jack Straw Cultural Center. More at www.urbanwildernessproject.com

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July 16, 2021

Episode 5: Mysteries of the Marine World

Seattle Civic Poet Jourdan Imani Keith interviews Savannah Smith. Savannah talks about being drawn into the mystery of the marine world. Savannah grew up in an animal-loving home. Her early exposure to a variety of different creatures taught her that every animal no matter the size or species, has its own unique characteristics and soul. Savannah is passionate about fostering positive outdoors experiences for BIPOC, especially in marine environments. Women and Whales First: Poetry in a Climate of Change is a collaboration between the Civic Poet, the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Urban Wilderness Project, and Jack Straw Cultural Center. More at www.urbanwildernessproject.com

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What is Women and Whales First: Poetry in a Climate of Change?

On Women and Whales First: Poetry in a Climate of Change, Seattle Civic Poet Jourdan Imani Keith and her Women & Whales collective discuss the intersection of the health of our human and marine communities, the power of poetry to illuminate environmental and social justice concerns, and what we can do to protect those most vulnerable among us. The podcast will feature conversation between Jourdan Imani Keith and local poets, with performances of original poems developed through the Women* & Whales First, Poetry in a Climate of Change workshops.

This is a collaboration between the Civic Poet, the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Urban Wilderness Project, and Jack Straw Cultural Center. More at www.urbanwildernessproject.com

The Women & Whales Collective is Jourdan Imani Keith, Aleyda Marisol Cervantes, Ebony Wellborn, Kamna Shastri, Jae Eun Kim, Savannah Smith, and Rasheena Fountain.

*Our use of the word women embraces all women and people who self-identify with the experiences of women. This includes but is not limited to Trans Women, cis-women, Femmes, Two-Spirit, Gender Diverse and non-conforming people.

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