My article, “One Year Later: What Has Changed for Garment Workers Since the Pandemic,” was published by Remake in March, 2021.
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“Your Voice on Rights, Relationships, Revolution,” a virtual creative writing workshop and story swap
“Your Voice on Rights, Relationships, Revolution,” a virtual creative writing workshop and story swap led by Alison Morse Wednesday, April 21, 5-6:30 CTHosted by Fashion Revolution Midwest Join us for a creative writing workshop for reflecting, writing, and swapping stories about refocusing the apparel industry to center on human rights and the rights of nature,…
Read MoreMore TagArticle About Widespread Hunger Among Garment Workers During the Pandemic
My article, “Hunger Runs Rampant in the Garment Industry: Brands Need to Step Up,” was published by Remake in December, 2020.
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My own animation of my poem “Delicate Cycles” was included in the MN Jewish Artists Lab’s 2020 virtual exhibition “Muddy Waters” at the MN JCC Virtual Galleries.
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My article, “Garment Workers Sewing for Pink Contract Coronavirus: Brand Skirts Accountability,” was published by Remake in November, 2020.
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My article, “The Dirty Truth Behind Los Angeles’ Garment Sector,” was published in Remake in July, 2020.
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Two poems, “Interview with Aduri and Translator, Shubomoy Haque, in Savar, Bangladesh,” and “Sisters,” were published by Portland Review for their Labor Issue.
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When Writing Meets Art A literary reading Jan. 19, 2020 This event will feature seven authors who will read aloud their works of memoir, fiction and poetry: Elissa Cottle, Cori Doerrfeld, Terry Faust, Nancy Hedin, Wing Young Huie, Alison Morse, and Sarah Stonich. An exhibit of paintings by five visual artists also will be on…
Read MoreMore Tag“The Price of Our Clothes” Poetry Presentation
October 8th, 11:45 a.m. at 210 Fontbonne Hall, St Catherine University. “The Price of Our Clothes,” a presentation with poets Alison Morse and Ánh-Hoa Thị Nguyễn, will showcase their poems about the garment industry, poems that reach across time and cultures to show solidarity with the people who make our clothes and bring to light…
Read MoreMore TagAlison reading at Interwoven Stories event
Alison and Ánh-Hoa Thị Nguyễn will be reading their poems on Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019, as part of Threaded’s Interwoven Stories event from 7-9 pm at the American Craft Council, 1224 Marshall Street Northeast Minneapolis. Threaded is a national community of artists, designers, makers and visionaries dedicated to building a more sustainable future for fashion.
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