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RAWI Announces its
Third National Conference
(Conference Successfully Completed.)

Arab American Art and Culture:

Challenges, Reappraisals, and Possibilities

Palmer Commons Conference Facility

University of Michigan

100 Washtenaw Avenue

Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2218


June 3-5, 2010

Conference Schedule
(in PDF)

RAWI’s third national conference will bring together Arab American, Arab, and Anglophone-Arab writers of all genres in performance, critique, and conversation.

This year’s conference will feature 18 critical panels by leading Arab American scholars and writers, 6 roundtables and creative writing workshops, and five reading performances. The conference will take place at the Palmer Commons conference facility on the campus of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. The conference program will be posted shortly. For questions regarding the conference program, contact: conference2010@rawi.org.

(See Conference Info.)

 

RAWI, Radius of Arab American Writers, Inc., is an organization for Arab American writers, scholars, and artists.  RAWI membership is open to all. The organization however is devoted to serving the Arab American community through Arab American leadership.

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RAWI is proud to present:

Amir Rabiyah received his BA in Women's Studies from Portland State University and his MFA in Writing and Consciousness from the New College of California. He has been published in Mizna, Riffrag, Tea Party Magazine, Kearny Street Workshop's anthology: I Saw My Ex at a Party and 580 Split. He was a finalist in Cutthroat Magazine's 2008 Joy Harjo Poetry Contest. He toured with Mangos With Chili last October, a multi-racial, multi-gendered and multi-genre traveling cabaret of queer and trans of color performance artists working in theater, dance, spoken word, burlesque and drag. You can read some of his poems here.

   
 
 
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