multigenre writer
Jasmine Harris is an educational specialist and multi-genre writer featured in the Hidden Sussex Anthology, Prometheus Dreaming, Syndrome Magazine, and several others. She is a 2024 Catalyze grant recipient and recently served as the 2023 Arts and Science Center of Southeast Arkansas Arts in Education Artist in Residence.
Harris focuses her writing on intersectional identity, aspects of community, and popular culture. As a teaching artist, she has extensive practice in facilitating creative writing through critical analysis of emoting one’s epistemologies. Author of, I May Have Been In My Feelings and When I was Young, both collections of poetry focus on the marginalized and many times dismissed experiences and development of minoritized populations seeking voice and autonomy.
Harris frequently quotes her inspirations as Maya Angelou, Ntozake Shange, and Tupac Shakur. Stay updated with her work and projects HERE, view recent publications HERE, and by following her on Instagram @ dr_harris.
Need a poet at your wedding, event, or program? For booking email [email protected] with the subject booking.
Harris focuses her writing on intersectional identity, aspects of community, and popular culture. As a teaching artist, she has extensive practice in facilitating creative writing through critical analysis of emoting one’s epistemologies. Author of, I May Have Been In My Feelings and When I was Young, both collections of poetry focus on the marginalized and many times dismissed experiences and development of minoritized populations seeking voice and autonomy.
Harris frequently quotes her inspirations as Maya Angelou, Ntozake Shange, and Tupac Shakur. Stay updated with her work and projects HERE, view recent publications HERE, and by following her on Instagram @ dr_harris.
Need a poet at your wedding, event, or program? For booking email [email protected] with the subject booking.
