Women's News & Narratives: The Center for Women Magazine
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"The first time Natasha Trethewey ever met Rita Dove in person, the older poet opened her arms, and Trethewey walked right in." |
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Women and the 2010 Midterm Elections: A Mixed Bag Changing the Way That Science Is Done Donor Spotlight: Earl Lewis and Susan Whitlock Brief: Unsung Heroines |
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Fall 2007 |
Women's News and Narratives is an online magazine published by the Center for Women at Emory (CWE). If you wish to be notified each time a new issue is published, click here. The Center for Women at Emory benefits our university and community constituencies by promoting gender equity and inclusion, developing women leaders, and providing education on gender issues. The Center brings people together to share information, ideas, and resources as we work toward positive individual, institutional, and global transformation. |
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“Entering the World through Language” is the theme of this year’s Women’s History Month series featuring Pulitzer Prize–winning poet Rita Dove. The title is borrowed from the title of Susan Davis’s 1986 interview with Dove, in which the poet discusses the importance of teacher-mentors in her life—those who gave her space to read and write. Through these activities, she says, “The world gets larger.” 