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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Aya_de_LeonAya de Leon - Wikipedia

    Harvard University ( BA) Antioch University Los Angeles ( MFA) Parents. Taj Mahal. Anna de Leon. Website. ayadeleon .wordpress .com. Aya de Leon (born 1967) is an American novelist and activist who teaches at the University of California Berkeley.

  2. 10. Aug. 2023 · What Aya de León Looks For in a Good Thriller. “I love great character growth and fresh plots that involve some sort of social justice,” says the author of the spy novel “Undercover Latina”...

  3. Aya de León. Lecturer, Director of Poetry for the People. Contact: E: adeleon@berkeley.edu. Biography. Aya de León continues the legacy of June Jordan as the Director of Poetry for the People, teaching poetry and spoken word.

  4. Aya de León. Job title: Lecturer, Director of Poetry for the People. Department: Department of African American and African Diaspora Studies. Bio/CV: Aya de León continues the legacy of June Jordan as the Director of Poetry for the People, teaching poetry and spoken word.

  5. 13. Dez. 2023 · Aya de León, an author, activist and poet who went to Berkeley High School and now teaches at UC Berkeley, is set to serve a two-year term as the “creative ambassador of the city.” She’ll succeed Rafael González, who in 2017 was appointed the city’s inaugural poet laureate but was given no pay or official duties.

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  6. Aya de Leon: New StoriesThursday, October 21, 2021 | 12pmFree and open to the public online; livestreamed and recorded on Zoom.In her talk, author Aya de Leo...

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  7. www.speakoutnow.org › speakers › aya-de-leonSpeakOut | Aya de Leon

    Aya de León is an award-winning author, activist, and speaker. Through her speaking and writing, Aya expertly explores the intersections of race, gender, socio-economic status, and climate justice. She has published several novels for adults, young adults, and children that examine racial and social identity and its connection to climate justice.