Posted on March 25, 2025
WWB Campus is breaking ground on its next unit: a collection of literature from India! As we prepare to publish a series of blog posts featuring stories and poems from India's many languages and literary traditions, we're revisiting this excellent story of caste and coming of age from our archive. —Eds.
Posted on March 13, 2025
Update (February 2026): WWB Campus originally published this reading list of affirming literature in January 2025. In light of recent events within many US communities—escalated immigration sweeps, violence toward community members, and widespread protests—we decided to resurface and update this list as a resource for classrooms. As one Minnesota educator put it, "fear is a thief of focus," and distressing events in our communities affect the way teachers and students show up to teach and learn. We hope this list, featuring texts that challenge xenophobia and racism, explore migration narratives, and honor the right to protest, will ground and empower classroom discussions. —Eds.
Posted on February 27, 2025
WWB Campus is pleased to unveil our unit of stories and poems from the Caribbean! This diverse collection offers students and educators entry points into important topics such as migration, natural disaster, identity, and family history.
Our new collection includes 21 stories and poems from 7 countries and territories and 5 languages. Of these pieces, 14 are published bilingually, making them an excellent fit for multilingual learners.
Posted on February 06, 2025
Words Without Borders Campus is proud to present its new Caribbean unit to the public! Join us for a launch event with nine of the unit’s authors and translators. Featuring Yolanda Arroyo Pizarro, Frank Báez, Emiliana Bernard-Stephenson, Jean D'Amérique, Nathan H. Dize, Anabel Enríquez Piñeiro, Hillary Gulley, Hoyt Rogers, and Lawrence Schimel. We’re excited to host you for a celebratory evening of poetry and prose from across the Caribbean!
Posted on February 03, 2025
Beyond "Story Mountain": Global Approaches to Inspire New Writing
