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Year: 2025
Region / City: Burlingame, Hillsborough
Theme: Youth Poetry, Civic Engagement
Document Type: FAQ
Organization: Burlingame Public Library
Author: Burlingame Public Library
Target Audience: Youth, Applicants for Youth Poet Laureate
Period of Validity: May 2025 - April 2026
Date of Approval: January 2025
Date of Changes: Not specified
Context: Frequently asked questions regarding the application process and responsibilities for the position of Youth Poet Laureate in Burlingame-Hillsborough, outlining eligibility, application requirements, and judging criteria.
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Town of Collingwood Poet Laureate Position Call for Applications
Year: 2025
Region / City: Collingwood
Topic: Literary Arts
Document Type: Call for Applications
Organization / Institution: Town of Collingwood
Author: Amanda Henry
Target Audience: Poets, Writers, and Residents of Collingwood
Period of Action: May 2025 - April 2028
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
ALER Laureate Award 2020 – Dr. J. Helen Perkins
Year: 2020
Location: Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Document type: Biography
Organization: University of Memphis; International Literacy Association; Association of Literacy Researchers and Educators; Porter-Leath
Author: Helen Perkins
Field: Literacy and Education
Awards: ALER Laureate Award, Urban Impact Award, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Human Rights Award, Eye of the Tiger Award
Roles: Professor of Literacy, Board Member At-Large, Editor, President, PI & Co-PI on grants
Target audience: Educators, Scholars, Students
Projects: Literacy sessions, Professional development seminars, Grants for teacher capacity and educational resources
Publications: Articles, Book chapters, Children’s book, Co-authored Common Core Basal Reading Series
Endorsements: City Visionary Leader by Higher Ground digital news outlet
Affiliations: Literacy Association of Tennessee, Porter-Leath NGO
Biography source: Provided by Helen Perkins
Lake Superior College POET (Program for Online Excellence in Teaching) Peer Review Rubric: Standards with Annotations
Note: Course Number
Town of Collingwood Poet Laureate Position Call for Applications
Year: 2025
Region / City: Collingwood
Topic: Literary Arts
Document Type: Call for Applications
Organization / Institution: Town of Collingwood
Author: Amanda Henry
Target Audience: Poets, Writers, and Residents of Collingwood
Period of Action: May 2025 - April 2028
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
An Unexpected Christmas Sparked by the words of a short poem by children’s author and poet Diana Hendry members of the MWiB executive team offer a series of reflections, personal and biblical, about the unexpected at Christmas
Year: 2020
Region / city: Not specified
Topic: Christmas reflections, personal stories, unexpected experiences
Document type: Reflection, article
Organization / institution: MWiB
Author: Diana Hendry, Bronwen Braisdell, Barbara Easton, Ruth Dawson
Target audience: General public, Christian communities
Effective period: December 2020
Approval date: Not specified
Date of changes: Not specified
Contextual description: A reflective article offering personal and biblical insights on unexpected moments of Christmas, exploring themes of surprise and divine presence.
Jeremy Paxman: Why Wilfred Owen was the greatest war poet
Author: Jeremy Paxman
Publication: The Telegraph
Date of publication: 18 March 2016
Original publication date: November 2007
Subject: Wilfred Owen
Genre: Newspaper article
Type of document: Opinion article
Related programme: Wilfred Owen: A Remembrance Tale (BBC)
Historical period discussed: First World War
Biographical focus: 1893–1918
Develop a superpower: poet Imtiaz Dharker launching search for nation’s top young poetry reciter
Year: 2024
Region / city: London
Theme: Poetry, Education
Document Type: Announcement
Organization: Poetry By Heart
Author: Imtiaz Dharker
Target Audience: Young people, teachers, poetry enthusiasts
Period of Validity: 2024-2025
Approval Date: 3 October 2024
Date of Changes: N/A
Event Date: 3 October 2024
Location: Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, London
Topics: Burlingame-Hillsborough Laureate POET