Two from "Ecopoetics of the City"

The following are two contributions from the "Ecopoetics of the City" panel—what most folks referred to as the "locals" panel over the course of the weekend. Find below the introductory remarks from panel organizers Lauren Levin, Michael Nicoloff, and Alli Warren, along with one of my favorite contributions from the afternoon, "Woman as city; Woman in city; Babylon, Oakland, and Me" by Yosefa Raz.

A Poetics that Lives in the City: an Opening Conversation on Prosody, Political Economy, and City Ecology by Lauren Levin, Michael Nicoloff, and Alli Warren by michaelthomascross

Woman-as-city; Woman-in-city: Babylon, Oakland and Me by Yosefa Raz by michaelthomascross