Charan Morris Email & Phone Number | Charan P. Morris is a poet/educator transplanted from Chicago to New York. A 2011-12 LAMBDA Literary Foundation Fellow, her work has been published in New York University’s Gallatin Review, Brownstone Magazine, Sinister Wisdom and Kweli Journal. In addition to being an NYC public school educator for the past eight years, she has facilitated poetry workshops with diverse groups of writers including formerly incarcerated youth and graduate students at Columbia University. Poetry takes its rightful place in her life--neck and neck with teaching. Charan’s performance poetry has reached audiences throughout the Midwest and East Coast. She has shared a stage with Gill Scott-Heron, The Last Poets, Staceyann Chin, Ishle Park, Tara Betts, Climbing Poetree, and others. Her work fuels public dialogue around colorism, homophobia and the effects of war. Of course, sometimes she writes about being human.

Charan Morris

Charan P. Morris is a poet/educator transplanted from Chicago to New York. A 2011-12 LAMBDA Literar...
New York, New York, United States

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Charan Morris’s Email cmorris@vhsnyc.org

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Charan Morris’s Location New York, New York, United States

Charan Morris’s Current Industry Vanguard High School

Charan Morris’s Prior Industry Wadleigh Secodnary School For The Arts

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10th Grade RWW Teacher/Poetry Workshop Facilitator

2009-08-01 00:00:00 - Present

12th Grade ELA Teacher

2004-09-01 00:00:00 - 2009-06-01 00:00:00

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Charan Morris is a Charan P. Morris is a poet/educator transplanted from Chicago to New York. A 2011-12 LAMBDA Literary Foundation Fellow, her work has been published in New York University’s Gallatin Review, Brownstone Magazine, Sinister Wisdom and Kweli Journal. In addition to being an NYC public school educator for the past eight years, she has facilitated poetry workshops with diverse groups of writers including formerly incarcerated youth and graduate students at Columbia University. Poetry takes its rightful place in her life--neck and neck with teaching. Charan’s performance poetry has reached audiences throughout the Midwest and East Coast. She has shared a stage with Gill Scott-Heron, The Last Poets, Staceyann Chin, Ishle Park, Tara Betts, Climbing Poetree, and others. Her work fuels public dialogue around colorism, homophobia and the effects of war. Of course, sometimes she writes about being human.