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Laura Tohe | Poetry Foundation
Commented on Pocahonatas issue; details about family - Parker, A., & Zezima, K. (2017, ). Trump refers to 'pocahontas' at navajo ceremony. The Washington Post
List of Awards - Navajo Technical University Introduces the New Navajo Nation Poet Laureate (September 11, 2015) Daniel Vandever
Lists of Awards, Interviews - Navajo Nation Poet Laureate Laura Tohe on Poetry Out Loud, Arizon Commission of Arts
ASU professor named Navajo Nation poet laureate (September 11, 2015) Arizona State University, ASU Now
About her libretto/lyricist work - GREY, M.: Enemy Slayer: A Navajo Oratorio (S. Hendricks, Phoenix Symphony, M. Christie)
Festival of Words Writers Award - Tulsa Library to honor Laura Tohe with Festival of Words Writers Award, Jan 4, 2019
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