In Part One of our profile of filmmaker Nilja Mu’min, we trace her East Bay roots and debut feature, Jinn, which announced her as
"Where can I begin, when the wars have no end? No goal save destruction, no limits, defense? Waking’s a nightmare, dreams harder than life Death stalks the
In this tender and vivid autobiographical poem, Tunisian poet and scholar Nizar F. Hermes recalls the memory of attending school as a fatherless child
Roots & Realities - Join us this Black History Month as we showcase Sudanese artistry to foster a sense of community and cultural pride
Poet and professor Oludamini Ogunnaike, who has previously written and published two elegies - for George Floyd and Gaza - with us, shares a
Mohammed Schools in Atlanta responds to food insecurity through Firdous Community Garden.
The promise of Spring is renewal, and revolution, says Bangladeshi American poet, Irtefa Binte-Farid.
In this episode of On The Square, Sapelo Square’s Executive Director Latasha Rouseau talks with Tiffany Green-Abdullah, author of The Bean Pie: A Remembering
Today we're publishing a second poem from Bayan Fares, a Palestinian writer. This poem, like the first, delves into the current matter of the
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We're continuing our special Palestine series with two poems by Palestinian poet Maisaloon Al-Ashkar.
From East Oakland to Gaza