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Next up at DCA is U.S. Poet Lau­re­ate Joy Har­jo, who will per­form with her band on Oct. 4, 7 pm. The group will also present a stu­dent matinée.

Backed by news arti­cles and his­tor­i­cal sources, Stack­er com­piled a list of 19 influ­en­tial Indige­nous Amer­i­cans you might not know about. Read on to find out about these Indige­nous heroes and rev­o­lu­tion­ar­ies from across North…

Rainy Dawn Ortiz’s col­lec­tion, SUR­VIVAL INSTINCTS, is no. 1 in Okla­homa Best­sellers for the week of July 14! 

Harjo’s writ­ing drafts, cor­re­spon­dence, scripts and teach­ing mate­ri­als will sig­nif­i­cant­ly enhance the University’s schol­ar­ly resources from Native and Indige­nous writ­ers and per­form­ers. Read more

Har­jo, the first Native Amer­i­can Indi­an to be appoint­ed a Unit­ed States Poet Lau­re­ate, will join more than 2500 stu­dents from across the globe cel­e­brat­ing being award­ed their degrees at the Uni­ver­si­ty of St Andrews at the begin­ning of next month.

Har­jo among the six receiv­ing an hon­orary degree from Har­vard University 

Har­jo is the recip­i­ent of an hon­orary degree from Brown University

Brown Uni­ver­si­ty will con­fer hon­orary doc­tor­ates on nine can­di­dates who have achieved great dis­tinc­tion in a vari­ety of fields. Joy Har­jo is among these nine candidates. 

Joy Har­jo in Con­ver­sa­tion with Dar­ling­ton Chibueze Anuonye

Har­jo’s POET WAR­RIOR reviewed for NPR’s Book of the Day. Read more!