✨PRE-ORDER A SIGNED PAPERBACK!✨ Original Sins came out a little over a year ago and while I’ve been grateful for the response from academic colleagues and the general public, these comments from teachers are extra special to me. Now through April 15, pre-order the paperback via @buildcoffeeandbooks and I’ll sign it and send your way. Link in bio. 💓
New tote alert!!!!! Available now via our merch page. Link in bio or story highlight to get yours. Art by @eve.ewing . 50% of proceeds go to @mw_bondfund ☀️☀️☀️☀️🌻🌻🌻🌻
I don’t have a new book of poetry this year. I am, however, trying hard to be a good Friendly Neighborhood Poet. I’m trying to be a good steward at @buildcoffeeandbooks . I’m trying to be a good mentor and community member and friend. I’m trying to be courageous in the face of villainy. I learned that partially from some of my favorite poets. So, thanks to the @chicago_reader and everyone who voted me best poet this year. I will try to continue to be a good poet, by which I mean, I am a poet, and I will try to be good. 💓
Come knit with @micah_cm and @eve.ewing on Sunday Feb 15! Total beginners and longtime knitters welcome. We’ll be knitting the “melt the ICE” hat from @yarn_cult and we’ll have hot drinks and good company. Proceeds from this event go to the Powderhorn neighbor fund to support our cousins and comrades in Minneapolis who can make urgent use of rent relief and other mutual aid. 🧶🧶🧶 register at the link in our bio or highlights!
We’ve got a double dose of @jnoisecat this week. Wednesday join @eve.ewing in conversation with Julian at the @centernativefutures about his new book WE SURVIVED THE NIGHT: AN INDIGENOUS RECKONING. On Thursday, join us for a screening of his Academy Award-nominated film SUGARCANE with @cmndepaul - both events are FREE. RSVP at the link in our bio.
We're excited to co-host 2 back to back events next week featuring Julian Brave NoiseCat!
Wednesday the 14th at Center for Native Futures, Eve L. Ewing in conversation with Julian about his latest book "We Survived the Night: An Indigenous Reckoning"
Thursday the 15th at DePaul University- Loop Campus, a screening of Julian's film SUGARCANE followed by a conversation.
Both events are free, but please register at the links in the qr codes. Books can be purchased with registration.
In partnership with Eve L. Ewing and BUILD Coffee & Books.
Can @buildcoffeeandbooks send you an autographed book or two? Order from the link in my bio by Saturday night 12/20
and I’ll send your way, signed to the recipient of your choice. 15% off proceeds go to @mw_bondfund !
In luminous prose, Eve L. Ewing demonstrates that schools were designed to propagate the idea of white intellectual superiority, to "civilize" Native students, and to prepare Black students for menial labor. Clear-eyed, engaging, and revelatory, ORIGINAL SINS is necessary reading for students, educators, parents, and anyone seeking to understand and improve our education system.
Swipe through to see what educators on the ground are saying about ORIGINAL SINS!
I’m crashing Greg Pak’s table at #nycc on Thursday October 9 from 1:30 to 2:30 PM if you want me to sign anything or if you want me to sell you Greg’s comics while he’s not around. Table L25. Come by! #nycc2025
