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Friday, April 29, 2011

Graffiti DC vs. DC Youth Slam in the DAVID vs. GOLIATH SLAM 5/4/11

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Graffiti DC vs. DC Youth Slam in the DAVID vs. GOLIATH SLAM Wednesday May 4th 7 - 9 PM Betts Marvin Theatre George Washington Universi...
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WS Merwin Reading at the Library of Congress May 4

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Dear friends of Split This Rock, Hello! I'm just sending along an announcement about our upcoming reading with the Poet Laureate Co...
Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Poem of the Week: Kim Jensen

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And Even George W. is out of a Job You know the economy's bad when people are lined up around the block to apply for the job of the wic...

Arts Advocacy Update - Keeping the Pressure On!

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by Sarah Browning, Split This Rock Director This morning I had the privilege to meet with Kilin Boardman-Schroyer, Legislative Director of C...

Support Split This Rock on Arts Advocacy Day – April 27, 2011

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- by Robert Bettmann Local artists in DC are like the character in the movie Hustle and Flow who says, “I’m sitting here trying to squeeze...
Tuesday, April 26, 2011

April 27 is Arts Advocacy Day in DC - Please Contact Mayor Gray & the City Council!

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Funding for the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities has been gutted in the last three years, from over $14 million in FY 09 to under $5...
Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Poem of the Week: Alan King

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Uprising after W.S Merwin The president of pride's been overthrown by a coup. The president of humility shakes his head. "If on...
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Blog This Rock is a community forum sponsored by Split This Rock, an organization that calls poets to the center of public life and celebrates and promotes socially engaged poetry. You are invited to our nation’s capital for our next poetry festival in March 2016. Split This Rock Poetry Festival will feature readings, workshops, panel discussions on poetry and social change, youth programming, films, parties, and activism—a unique opportunity to hone our activist skills while we assess and debate the public role of the poet and the poem in times of crisis.
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