Center
for New Words presents:
NEW
VOICES OPEN MIC
Wednesday,
January 25 @ 7:30 pm
$5 at the door. 7:15 signup. 5 and 10 minute
slots available. At the Center for New Words, 7 Temple Street,
Cambridge. For directions, click here.
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Center
for New Words presents:
KIANA
DAVENPORT
House of Many Gods
Thursday,
January 19 @ 7:00 pm
From
Kiana Davenport, the bestselling author of Song of the Exile and
Shark Dialogues, comes another mesmerizing novel about her people
and her islands. Told in spellbinding and mythic prose, House
of Many Gods is a deeply complex and provocative love story set
against the background of Hawaii and Russia. Interwoven throughout
with the indelible portrait of a native Hawaiian family struggling
against poverty, drug wars, and the increasing military occupation
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At the Center for New Words, 7 Temple Street, Cambridge. For directions,
click here.
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The Center for New Words presents:
WOMEN, ACTION & THE MEDIA 2006:
Making Noise, Making Change
March
31-April 2, 2020
Stata
Center @ MIT, Cambridge, MA
With keynote talks from:
Farai CHIDEYA
Maria HINOJOSA &
Caryl RIVERS
Join us
at WAM! At our annual conference, now in its third year, progressive
journalists, authors, activists, bloggers, students, and fed-up
TV-viewers come together. Here, we share skills, trade information,
exchange strategies, and inform and inspire one another. Twin Casino
Together, we'll make noise and make change.
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KIANA DAVENPORT
author of House of Many Gods
Thursday, January 19 @ 7:00 pm
NEW VOICES OPEN MIC
Wednesday, January 25 @ 7:30 pm
ELLEN COONEY
author of A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies
Thursday, January 26 @ 7:00 pm
FEMINISM & DESSERT
this month's topic: Goldfish or Relationships?
Tuesday, February 7 @ 7:00 pm
MARY DALY
author of Amazon Grace : Re-Calling the Courage to Sin Big
Date TBA
Click here for a complete calendar of upcoming
events.
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Center
for New Words:
Where Women's Words Matter!
The Center
for New Words wedges open space for progressive women's words
to flourish. Its programs support diverse women's engagement with
the entire “"word cycle,"” from literacy,
to blogging, to literary writing, to opinion-making in the media
and other domains of influence. CNW not only changes individual
lives; it changes our broader social and political conversations.
Our mission is to develop word-based programs to strengthen the
roles of progressive and marginalized women in the world.
Click here to find out more about our project!
Want to know more about what we're up to? Read what others have to say! Articles on CNW include:
Women
Try to Preserve a Place of Their Own -- The New York Times,
June 23, 2020
A
New Mission for New Words -- Bay Windows, April 10,
2003
Where
Did All the Womyn Go? -- The Boston Phoenix, November
22, 2002
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Cambridge, MA 02139
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Voices
for New Words
"New Words,
you have crossed borders and included us all on your bookshelves
and in projects and programs organized by your store. Now again,
you cross a new frontera in your search to empower us as storytellers
and women. I am proud of you for not stopping at success but
being courageous enough to change as the needs change... Your
leadership and vision are more necessary now than ever. Pa'lante!"
--Julia Alvarez, acclaimed author (In the Name of Salome,
In the Time of the Butterflies)
"The idea of having an institute for women's writing -- for women
from all generations -- is a brilliant move on the part of the New
Words Bookstore. Given the desire to work in neighbourhoods
that include Mattapan, Dorchester, Chelsea and Roxbury, it is evident
that the project will be of interest to women who have a wide variety
of interests. In this way, they are ensuring that we continue to
make history in circumstances (almost) of our own choosing!"
--Kum-Kum Bhavnani, Founding Editor, Meridians: Feminism,
Race, Transnationalism; Director, Women, Culture and Development
Program, University of California, Santa Barbara
"The Center for New Words is a creative and necessary next step
in the cultivation of an open and inclusive civil society. At
this juncture in the American political and cultural context, we
urgently need to find ways to give power and space to diverse women's
voices. CNW will play a national role in doing just this."
--Barbara Ehrenreich, Political analyst; renowned author
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"New Words Bookstore has always been a place where the voices of
women are listened to and heard. Authors, readers, scholars and
activists alike have found a home here in the best sense of the
word: a place where one's ideas and one's life are accepted and
encouraged to grow. This kind of space is more important now than
ever, which is why I'm so enthusiastic about the creation of the
Center for New Words. I'm confident that in the coming decades,
we will turn to the Center for New Words again and again to inspire
and transmit women's voices in ways we have not yet even imagined."
--Carol Gilligan, Feminist scholar, groundbreaking feminist
psychologist; author (In a Different Voice, The Birth
of Pleasure)
"With imagination, extraordinary industry and a belief in the
words and organizational abilities of women, they will create something
new, a Center that will build bridges to the next generation.
I believe that the women who fiercely sustained New Words Bookstore
will do it."
--Grace Paley, poet and author (Enormous Changes at the
Last Minute, Begin Again)
"With women's bookstores and presses folding all over the map like
the tents of a defeated army, New Words is taking bold measures
not only to survive but to become a more relevant, outreaching and
vibrant institution in the Boston area. Their plans are ambitious,
but a visionary approach is exactly what is needed. I applaud
their plans and hope to be a part of them." Casino en Linea
--Marge Piercy, Groundbreaking feminist author and poet (The
Moon is Always Female, Gone to Soldiers, Woman on
the Edge of Time)
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