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Poem in Your Pocket Day 2026 Chapbook
Now available: The Gathering: Poem in Your Pocket Day 2026 Chapbook Featuring poetry by Indigenous Poets From Editor Michelle Poirier Brown tawâw. Welcome to this gathering. Welcome to these pages. Welcome to these poems. I have been living with these poems, and others with them, for several months now. I think you, too, will find…
Read MoreApril 16, 2026 (Zoom): Poem in Your Pocket Showcase
Join the League for readings from five of the Indigenous poets selected for the 2026 Poem in Your Pocket Day collection.
Read MorePoem in Your Pocket Day 2026
Join the League of Canadian Poets in celebrating the work of Indigenous poets and recent award winners in the 2026 Poem in Your Pocket Day collection.
Read MoreNPM/MNP 2026: Theme, posters, & bookmarks (thème, affiches, et signets)
Celebrate National Poetry Month 2026 using the theme LAND & SEA! Célébrez le mois national de la poésie 2026 qui a comme thème LA TERRE & LA MER!
Read MoreApril 26, 2025 (Zoom): Parenting Poets Open Mic
Celebrate National Poetry Month with the League’s Parenting Poets Community Committee!
Read MorePoem in Your Pocket Day 2025
Held in the last two weeks of National Poetry Month, Poem in Your Pocket Day is an international movement that encourages people to center poetry within their daily interactions.
Read MoreNPM/MNP 2025: Theme, posters, & bookmarks (thème, affiches, et signets)
Celebrate National Poetry Month 2025 using the theme FAMILY! Célébrez le mois national de la poésie 2025 qui a comme thème la FAMILLE!
Read MoreWhat Can a Poetry Review Do? | Jade Wallace
Writer, editor, and reviewer Jade Wallace considers the role of poetry reviews, and provides examples of what a poetry review can accomplish.
Read MoreA note from your Poet Ambassador in Residence | Tara Borin
Tara Borin, inaugural Poet Ambassador in Residence for the League of Canadian Poets, shares a final reflection on their time spent in the role.
Read MoreThe Joys and Challenges of Creating Collaborative Art | Manahil Bandukwala
Writer and editor Manahil Bandukwala writes about the rewards, challenges, and processes of creating collaborative art and poetry.
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