Reflections by Caira Wynn BlackwellPosted on June 7, 2019April 15, 2021 Mama, Do you remember when you began to decolonize my mind? From the very beginning. Creative NonfictionScholars Groupsdecolonize letters new zealand photography travel violence
Aotearoa by Ren HalsteadPosted on June 7, 2019April 15, 2021 "go tell it on the mountain / what we ate / how we lived / about the bananas / Wolfgang reared in gray water / and the bathtub on the porch" PoetryScholars Groupsmemory new zealand travel
Dear Japan by Valerie TuPosted on June 7, 2019April 15, 2021 An epistolary video Scholars GroupsVideofantasy japan memory travel
Fingertips Surrounded by Maya KotomoriPosted on June 7, 2019December 1, 2020 A song using silence, ambient noise, and quiet to explore the binary between man-made and natural disasters AudioScholars Groupsenvironment japan music sound art
Tendenko by Maame BoatemaaPosted on June 7, 2019March 30, 2023 An hourly account of the March 11, 2011, environmental disaster in Japan Scholars GroupsVideojapan natural disaster oral history
Island Music by Julia TorresPosted on June 7, 2019April 15, 2021 "On balconies, in silence, my mind swaying with the music, / I’m thinking where does the ocean end and the sky begin? I’m thinking / when does the morning bus leave? I’m thinking how much for one more drink?" PoetryScholars Groupscolonialism dominican republic identity language music travel
Space by Lexi RiesenbergPosted on June 7, 2019February 27, 2024 A song that explores what it means to be an outsider taking over AudioScholars Groupsdominican republic music
