I’ve always tried to use my website not just as a home base for my own work, but as a place to share tools, resources and more.
The Latest:
- My blog: all the latest updates: new videos, poems, writing and more.
- Resources for Creative Troublemakers
- Three “resource hubs” for issues that people often visit my site to find:
An Asynchronous Workshop on Political Poetry and the Anthemic Impulse
Click here to check out this new offering! Seven videos, audio files, and a resource workbook full of writing prompts, example links, and much more.
Resources for Writers, Poets, and Other Artists
- Resource Hub: Spoken Word and Slam Poetry; a few highlights:
- Resources for Creative Troublemakers (a collection of links)
- My ongoing series “In Conversation” with other writers and artists:
- 30 Poems I’ve Used in Classrooms
- Spoken word on disrupting white supremacy
- Poems, links, and resources RE: #MeToo, consent, and rape culture
- Poems, links, and resources RE: the connections between masculinity and violence
- Poems and resources on abortion rights and reproductive justice
- Poems and resources on abolition
- A Handful of Poems as Doorways into Dialogue About Palestine
Resources for Activists + Other Writing
- Resource Hub: Activism and Organizing
- My Tedx Talk: “Five Things Art Taught Me About Activism”
- The “What’s Good, Man?” Podcast: In Search of Healthy Masculinity
- Selected Writing:
- Slam Poetry Is Good Actually (at Racket MN)
- For Artists and Musicians Who Want to Speak Out About Palestine But Aren’t Sure How (at Racket MN)
- Speak Something Alive: Spoken Word Poetry in the Classroom (at the Minnesota English Journal)
- “White supremacy is not a shark; it is the water.”
- (Book Preview) “The Role of the Artist in Times of Authoritarian Brutality: A Panel Discussion”
- Pressure on the Wound: Why I Vote (and) I Never Noticed Before How Close Halloween Is To Election Day: Five (Season-Appropriate) Metaphors for Voting
- Three Books, Three Articles, and Three Poems for this Abolitionist Moment (and) Abolishing Prisons and Police: Five Readings
- Thanos was the Villain: On COVID-19 and Eco-Fascism
- A Few Thoughts and Links RE: The Ongoing Fight for Reproductive Justice
- How Much Profit is in Your Pain? On Masculinity and Outrage
- My #RecommendedReading project: Running list of writing that I’ve found useful or important, 2020-2025.
Finally, beyond all these links, be sure to check out the ZINES page too for zines I’ve made on issues like consent, healthy masculinity, abolition, spoken word, and more!