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Postcolonial Love Poem and People: a Reading Circle and Conversation
Join facilitator and artist Franklin Cruz at the Center for Colorado Women's History for a reading circle and discussion of Postcolonial Love Poem by Natalie Diaz. Take part in a guided reading and reflection about postcolonial living in a modern era and practices of decolonializing.
Natalie Diaz will be speaking at the History Colorado Center as part of the Bold Women.Change History. series in April 2024. Stay tuned for the announcement.
Books are available for free at several distribution centers throughout the city while supplies last. Participants are encouraged, but not required to register for and attend all four sessions (January 25th, February 1st, 8th and 15th) and should come prepared with something to write/record with or on. Spanish language translation will be included in this program.
This program is a part of the National Endowment for the Arts Big Read Program and is made possible in partnership and with support from hosts, The Word: A Storytelling Sanctuary.
Questions: email Cat Jensen at [email protected]
Parking: Metered street parking is available around the museum, as is lot parking which can range from $5 to $10+ dollars for the day. The closest parking garage to us is the Civic Center Cultural Complex Garage at 65 West 12th Ave.
Accessibility in the museum: Entering the museum may require the use of two ramps, one into our courtyard and one into the house. The museum has two floors, and there is an elevator able to accommodate non-electric wheelchairs. We have two single room, all-gender, restrooms able to accommodate mobility devices. Experiencing our historic house includes light smells, sounds, changes in lighting, and uneven flooring. Some of our historic rooms are quite small, and you may have to stand very close to someone else. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own sensory soothing tools.
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