José Olivarez explores mental health through poetry in a keynote address at UW-Madison Diversity Forum
By Noe Goldhaber | Nov. 16Poet and speaker José Olivarez addressed attendees of an annual forum themed after ‘Bridging the Divide.’
Poet and speaker José Olivarez addressed attendees of an annual forum themed after ‘Bridging the Divide.’
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