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  • [April 15, 2025] New York Public Library Celebrates National Poetry Month with Kay Ulanday Barrett

    [April 15, 2025] New York Public Library Celebrates National Poetry Month with Kay Ulanday Barrett

    Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library LINK TO EVENT HERE – VIRTUAL AND FREE Join me tomorrow APRIL 15 at 7pm ET with @nypl as I feature for Poetry month! Words still mean something, my loves. Let’s use them to act up & fight back. Please drink water, please love your kindreds, please build mutual aid…

  • [March 30, 2025] Still Masking, Still Resisting | AWP Off-site Event

    [March 30, 2025] Still Masking, Still Resisting | AWP Off-site Event

    LINK TO ATTEND EVENT HEREFeatured poets: Kay Ulanday Barrett Rachelle Cruz Freda Epum Kathryn Sakhel Rema Ghassan Shbaita MT Vallarta ***

  • [March 2025] AWP Zoom & Virtual Events
  • [March 29, 2025] Disability and the Residency Experience

    [March 29, 2025] Disability and the Residency Experience

    Featuring: Leslie McIntosh Orchid Tierney Kay Ulanday Barrett Moderated by: Monika Burczyk, PhD As residencies seek to expand inclusion and widen engagement, how do those who identify as disabled navigate the expectations, facilities, and cohort combinations so that they can engage fully in the residency experience? What are best practices for organizations in providing essential…

  • [March 28, 2025] STANZAS IN THE PANDEMONIUM: Writing & Accessibility Together During COVID.

    [March 28, 2025] STANZAS IN THE PANDEMONIUM: Writing & Accessibility Together During COVID.

    Friday, March 28 · 8 – 9:15pm EDT FEATURES WILL SHARE POEMS & PANEL WITH COVID AWARENESS, DISABLED & SICK WONDER, & MARVELOUS QUEER RESISTANCE WITHIN & BEYOND THE LITERARY READERS: ADDIE TSAI SA SMYTHE RIVER DANDELION JOSELIA REBEKAH HUGHES KAY ULANDAY BARRETT * Support artists and writers who carve space for craft, care, ands…

  • [March 27, 2025] Filipino Writers on Diasporic Subjectivity & Postcolonial Prosodies

    [March 27, 2025] Filipino Writers on Diasporic Subjectivity & Postcolonial Prosodies

    AWP 2025 Los Angeles FEATURING: Kay Ulanday BarrettOliver de la PazKimberly GarzaAlleliah Nuguid Moderated by Paula Mendoza Thu 3.27 10:35 AM PSTLevel 2 Room 407

  • September 12, 2016: Now Booking | Fall 2016 -Winter 2017

    September 12, 2016: Now Booking | Fall 2016 -Winter 2017

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  • [January 19, 2016 | Beyond A Dream – Feature & Workshop Highline College]

    [January 19, 2016 | Beyond A Dream – Feature & Workshop Highline College]

    [Description: a brown round boi with bowtie wears all black, rests their cane in their lap. Behind them is an illustrated projection of black & brown people in protest with Dr.Martin Luther King’s face speaking.] Thank you @nurlyq, #HighlineCollege, & the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs for bringing me to keynote! Let’s debunk individualism & stop the…

  • [November 12, 2015 | you are SO Brave 2015 Tour: Mn. & LA!]

    [November 12, 2015 | you are SO Brave 2015 Tour: Mn. & LA!]

      [Dearest twin cities & LA: you are wonderful for holding, laughing, building jokes, quiet, mourning. Bless the aches over tabletops & slow spoons. Thank you for the humility, for opening your heart time and time again to a wary stranger with his weird poems. My belly is humming so much with gratitude. I’m closer…

  • [October 24, 2015 | Vassar College]

    [October 24, 2015 | Vassar College]

    [description: brown round boi on a great & black & white flyer]Today! 530pm-7pm at Vassar College for Transmission & Unframed in Poughkeepsie, NY. Come scent free, come ready for stories & poems all down, brown, & wobbly on. Holler at me as new merch, posters, and poetry to listen to. The Pfizer Company has made…