Media: Interviews, Reviews, Articles

April 01, 2020, The Christian Science Monitor
A Q&A with Joy Harjo, Poet Laureate of the United States

The first Native Amer­i­can poet lau­re­ate talks about hear­ing the col­lec­tive heart of the coun­try, and the impor­tance of listening.

April 01, 2020, Beautiful Writers Podcast
March 30, 2020, TulsaPeople
Toward a Place of Poetry

Musco­gee (Creek) poet Joy Har­jo has been on the move.

Since being named U.S. Poet Lau­re­ate in June 2019, the author has only been able to touch down briefly in Tul­sa, her home­town, before being called else­where to speak or…

March 30, 2020
Joy Harjo - Reading at the UCLA Hammer Museum Museum

Lis­ten to the full audio of Joy Har­jo’s read­ing at the UCLA Ham­mer Muse­um in Feb­ru­ary 2020!

March 23, 2020, On Being
Poetry Unbound: On Being

Poet­ry Unbound, a new series from On Being Radio, fea­tures Joy Har­jo’s Praise the Rain,” read and dis­cussed by Pádraig Ó Tua­ma. About Poet­ry Unbound: Short and unhur­ried; con­tem­pla­tive and ener­giz­ing. Anchor your week by lis­ten­ing to the every­day poetry…

March 20, 2020, Library of Congress - From the Catbird Seat Blog
A Larger Context that Reveals Meaning: An Interview with Poet Laureate Joy Harjo

Inter­view with Rob Casper, Head of LOC Poet­ry & Lit­er­a­ture Cen­ter: In the past week, we have been think­ing a lot about this unprece­dent­ed moment and how poet­ry might help us live through it. We have also been talk­ing to…

March 20, 2020, From the Catbird Seat: Poetry and Literature at the Library of Congress
Follow Joy on the Library of Congress Blog

Library of Con­gress blog posts about Joy Har­jo. Check in reg­u­lar­ly for updat­ed blog posts, as well as web­casts and recordings! 

March 17, 2020, ALTA
Joy Harjo reimagines a national narrative in An American Sunrise.

I take an abid­ing plea­sure in know­ing that Joy Har­jo is the poet lau­re­ate of the Unit­ed States. After all, Har­jo — a mem­ber of the Musco­gee (Creek) Nation and the first Native Amer­i­can to be so hon­ored — speaks for an Amer­i­ca I…

February 23, 2020, Indianz.com
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn on Reading Joy Harjo

Eliz­a­beth Cook-Lynn on Read­ing Joy Harjo

February 03, 2020, Indian Country Today
Joy Harjo: "Words were materials . . ."

As the first Native Amer­i­can U.S. Poet Lau­re­ate, Har­jo has been out­spo­ken about injus­tices done to Natives in the U.S.” Read more about Joy Har­jo and her poet­ry, report­ing from the Palm Beach Poet­ry Festival.