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NEA Big Read
A celebration of Indigenous literary arts | Feb - Mar 2021
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Meet Your Community 2019
Canyon Voices
Meet Your Literary Community Exhibitor 2019
About Canyon Voices
CANYON VOICES is dedicated to shedding light on the works of emerging and established writers and artists. Founded 2010 at ASU's West campus by Julie Amparano and six students, the journal showcases writers and artists from all corners of our planet and all walks of life. Supported by the students and faculty of the School of Humanities, Arts & Cultural Studies at ASU's New College, the journal is entirely student driven. They try to bring an eclectic range of writing and artwork each semester.