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SUMMARY:Poetry in the Gallery
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DESCRIPTION:Explore different types of poetry with an emphasis on free ver
 se and how to perform your work for an audience. Take your inspiration fro
 m the art and create!.\nhttps://rpl.libnet.info/event/15959413
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>This is an in-person program.</str
 ong>&nbsp\; Register to receive a reminder and any other resources.</p>\n<
 p>Part of&nbsp\;<em>Writes of Spring</em>&nbsp\;programming series.</p>\n<
 p><strong>Presenter Information:</strong></p>\n<p><em><strong>Carol Rose G
 oldenEagle</strong>&nbsp\;is a Cree/Dene author\, journalist\, poet\, visu
 al artist\, and storyteller from Sandy Bay\, Saskatchewan. She is the awar
 d-winning author of "Bearskin Diary"\, a novel exploring the Sixties Scoop
 \, which won a national Indigenous literary prize in 2017 and was later tr
 anslated into French\, earning a Saskatchewan Book Award in 2019. Her othe
 r novels include "Bone Black" (2019) and "Narrows of Fear" (2020)\, the la
 tter winning the 2021 Saskatchewan Book Award for Indigenous Writing. Caro
 l is also the author of poetry collections "Hiraeth" (2018)\, "Essential I
 ngredients" (2021)\, and the short story collection "Meandering Streams" (
 2023). In 2025\, she released two new books: the children&rsquo\;s title "
 Mother Earth\, My Favourite Artist" and the novel "JOE". A long-time advoc
 ate for Indigenous arts and community engagement\, she was appointed Saska
 tchewan&rsquo\;s 9th Poet Laureate in 2021. That same year\, she was short
 listed for a Saskatchewan Arts Award. Carol was awarded the&nbsp\;<strong>
 Saskatchewan Order of Merit</strong>&nbsp\;and the&nbsp\;<strong>Queen&rsq
 uo\;s Platinum Jubilee Medal&nbsp\;</strong>in 2022 for her cultural contr
 ibutions. Carol&rsquo\;s decades-long journalism career\, including award-
 winning work at APTN\, CBC\, and CTV\, helped shape her voice as a storyte
 ller. She continues to mentor emerging Indigenous writers and promote incl
 usion in community celebrations through initiatives such as red dress and 
 orange ribbon campaigns in Regina Beach.</em></p>\n<p><em>She now lives an
 d writes in Regina Beach\, Saskatchewan\, with a goal to publish 20 titles
  by age 65. Carol considers raising her three children as a single mother 
 her proudest achievement.</em></p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://rpl.libnet.inf
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