Kundiman

Join Kimberly Alidio for a one-day poetry craft class on Critical Wonder: Process as Poetics. This generative writing class will explore how craft elements — such as the line break and visual-sonic forms — also function as matters of practice affecting our personal and political selves. Poets, prose writers, and interdisciplinary writers are welcome.

Saturday, May 9th, 1:00 PM–3:30 PM ET. Open to all writers of color.

https://www.kundiman.org/critical-wonder-with-kimberly-alidio

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Last month, Kundiman attended the AWP 2026 Conference in Baltimore. It was an honor to present our featured event “Towards a Liberatory Literature: A Palestinian Voices Reading and Conversation,” featuring leena aboutaleb, Sarah Aziza, and Fargo Nissim Tbakhi. Thank you to our panelists and everyone who joined us for this incredibly galvanizing discussion.

Read more about our time at AWP in our recap: kundiman.org/announcements/awp-2026-recap

[Image ID: Fargo Nissim Tbakhi, leena aboutaleb, and Sarah Aziza on stage at our featured event.]