Access Idiom Colorado Poetry Conference   ~   Collaborators
 

Access Idiom is excited to have Art from Ashes participate in our 1st Annual Poets' Picnic.

The Mission of Art from Ashes is to empower high-risk youth through poetry and other creative therapies that facilitate expression, connection and healing.

Access Idiom's "Poets into Action" focused on the blind and dyslexic for the month of October, 2007. Thanks for your help.

Rocky Mountain Unit of Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic (RFB&D) is a national nonprofit organization whose volunteers record textbooks and materials for students who are blind, dyslexic or vision and print impaired.

Social Justice Through Organic Theater

Scooter Joe's Cafe is family owned and independently operated.

Scooter Joe's Cafe
726 Lincoln St., Denver
Free Parking, WiFi, Poet Friendly

Skyland Community School

Denver's Longest Multi-lingual Poem

"Along with several of Denver's most renowned poets, including Denver Poet Laureate Chris Ransick, contribute a line or two of verse to this new DOCA project. Why create Denver's Longest Multi-lingual Poem? We're glad you asked. We're curious to see what happens when Denver's civic body comes together to create art. We're pretty sure it's going to be amazing! No profanity please (in any language)."

(the above quote from www.denvergov.org)

 
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