Hop on Zoom for a one-on-one with Petra Salazar to receive feedback on your poetry or prose.

This book club reads across genres, primarily indohispano lit of the US SW, but also diverse indohispano lit of the Americas & Caribbean, Native American lit, & at times works from 16-17th Century Spain to study attitudes of conquest & lingering legacies.

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Part philosophy class, part poetry workshop, we'll explore what Latinx poetry and philosophy can teach us about belonging, home, and more.

Part philosophy class, part poetry workshop, we'll explore world collapse, climate, trauma, and the perennially popular literary genre of apocalypse.

This course explores language theory, including sentence diagramming, to study the grammar of the poetic line.

Hop on Zoom for a one-on-one with Petra Salazar where you'll discuss your unique creative goals and creative process, and receive support and guidance.

This book club is designed for educators looking to dive into alternative pedagogies. We'll learn about co-directed learning, freedom, belonging, and more.

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Part philosophy class, part poetry workshop, we'll explore critical insights from various labor movements to understand the activating power of poetry, mutual aid communities, and more.

This course studies and practices poetic forms as sound structures for containing emotionally charged and difficult material.