@drgriselyacosta

Latinas Making a Difference in Our Democracy by Poderistas

The American Dream and: Wild Women in The Hopkins Review via Project MUSE

Words and Sh*t Interview, 6/27/24 at 8 pm EST

Grisel Y. Acosta — There is No Still Life: A Burning Haibun

WSQ CFP: Body Matters; Deadline Sept. 2, 2024

Letras Latinas 20th Anniversary: Afro-Latinx… | Poetry Foundation Saturday, 3/23 at 2 pm CST

Letras Latinas 20th Anniversary: Poetry Reading | Poetry Foundation Thursday, 3/21 at 7 pm CST

Seen, Sound, Scribe · Lincoln Center March 16 at 7 pm

Letras Latinas 20th Anniversary Schedule of Events

AWP 2024 - Nonfiction for Women of Color: Liberating and Celebrating Our Narratives on February 10, 2024

1898 Revisions Poetry at the Smithsonian on February 8, 2024

Registration for Cultural Identity & Beyond on Zoom on February 2, 2024

Taking the Fear Out of Form: A Poetry Workshop - Winter Poetry & Prose Getaway

Calendar - Hoboken Historical Museum

How To Build A Fire (November) @ Open Source Gallery - OPEN SOURCE GALLERY

Sundress Academy for the Arts Announces Winners of Spring 2024 Residency Fellowships - The Sundress Blog

92nd Street Y Daughters of Latin America Event, 9/8/23, at 7:30 pm EST

Daughters of Latin America Pre-Order

Next Year's Words at Elting Library, New Paltz, 12/21, 7:30 pm EST!

Stephen Dunn Reading Series - Grisel Acosta & Vincent Toro on 10/12/22 at 5:30 pm EST

The Lit Revue, 9/15 at 7:30 pm EST, at Arlo Nomad Hotel

Chavisa Woods, Grisel Y. Acosta, and Norman Douglas at Book Club Bar, 197 E 3rd St, NYC

Rooftop Happy Hour with Latinx in Publishing

Sounds of Slam — Maplewood Arts & Culture

Gabriela Garcia presents Of Women And Salt in conversation with Dr. Grisel Acosta

Get Fresh Books Reading – Darla Himeles, Dr. Grisel Y. Acosta & Ariel Francisco – SMOLFair Events

Ecopoetry Workshop at Murphy Writing - Stockton University

Chicana/Latina Studies Linktree

Book Review: 'Things to Pack on the Way to Everywhere' - MANO

Get Lit Reading by Nomadic Press on 2/15 at 7 pm PST/10 pm EST

"Androgyny Time Machine" in LW#5 | Limp Wrist

Chicana/Latina Studies Journal

Filmmakers Ask Latinxs to Play Dress Up…Again - Women’s Media Center

Sanina L. Clark Reviews Things to Pack on the Way to Everywhere in Gathering of the Tribes Magazine

Gender in Latinx Literature: A Conversation with Keila Vall de la Ville, on 11/16 at 7 pm EST

Mission Poetry Series, 11/13, 1 pm PST/4 pm EST, Virtual and Free!

Sundress Publication's NOMBONO Speculative Poetry by BIPOC Poets Launch Party, 10/27 @ 7 pm

Cafe Con Letras, Newark Public Library, 10/21 @ 6 pm

Hola Fest, Maplewood, NJ, 10/9 @ 3-6 pm EST

A Garden Reading (Brooklyn): New York Garden Restoration Project, 10/2 at @ 2 pm

Brooklyn Book Festival: Queer Latine/x Poets on How We Heal Together, 9/29 @ 7 pm

CUNY Black, Race, and Ethnic Studies Town Halls

Best American Poetry, "Ways of Seeing My Brothers"

La Treintena, Review of Things to Pack on the Way to Everywhere

Split this Rock at Soundcloud, "We Carry the Earth"

WORD Bookstores Conversation w/Rachel Eliza Griffiths and Ysabel Gonzalez

The Baffler, "We Carry the Earth"

Kweli Journal, "The Guts of a Corporation"

This Bridge Called Cyberspace, "Mother Father Child of the Americas"

Red Fez, "The Lamentation of Argon," and "Beneath the Ivy"

Center for the Humanities, "To Split a Plantain"

Split this Rock, "We Carry the Earth"

Dodge Poetry Festival Featured Poets Reading 2020

Dodge Poetry Festival/Letras Latinas Reading 2020

NBC News, 15 Books for Hispanic Heritage

KIPP Foundation, "25 Books For All Grade Levels That Explore Latinx Heritage and Culture"

Latino Book Review, "Authors You Should Know"

People's Community Center, "Suggested Media Hispanic Heritage Month"

The Rumpus

GRITO Website f/GRIsel Y. Acosta and Vincent TOro

Things to Pack on the Way to Everywhere

Latina Outsiders Remaking Latina Identity

VIDA, "The Invisible Latina Intellectual"

Perennials Podcast, Interview

Latino Book Review, "A Poem in the Time of Coronavirus"

Dodge Poetry Conversation with Aurielle Marie, John Murillo, Tyehimba Jess, Charles Simic

English Kills Review, "A Month in the Life of an Impending Dictatorship"