Lenapehoking (Brooklyn, NY), September 2026   

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We welcome contributions to our online resource library collection gathered in tandem with “on the land … in the poem”, our 2026–27 dispersed curriculum of conversations, essays, and gatherings facilitated autonomously with informal groups, practitioners, and organizations.

🖤 Our Fall semester deadline is Friday, October 23rd. 🖤

🌱 Our iterative library is timed alongside Fall and Spring semesters of “on the land…in the poem,” augmenting the dispersed curriculum with educational materials that call to, sit with, and inform divergent conceptions of ungovernability, study, and lineages of noncooperative practice.

🌱 We welcome new and existing resources that respond to and expand the themes of our dispersed curriculum-in-the-making:

🖤 How might i/we/you inhabit and undermine borderlines often re-inscribed through public platforms of international cultural cooperation? 

🖤 How might i/we/you trace insurgent worlds and lifeways in the before, beyond, and through perpetual repetitions of imperial destruction branded as so-called progress?

🖤 Where does ungovernability live in your mindbodysoul? How does ungovernability move you in everyday life and in your relations? 

🖤 Where might i/we/you denaturalize empire’s vision of a totalizing control?

🖤 How might i/we/you continue to prepare ungovernable grounds for other worlds to grow?

🌱 The open call welcomes resources that think through these themes including artworks, videos, poetry, recipes, zines, letters, and other materials that shift conventional understandings of “educational resources.”

🌱 Materials submitted are destined as “educational,” are made publicly available with specific distribution limitations contributors may outline, and must be submitted with the full permission of the original makers.

🌱 Each semester’s open call coincides with a curated selection of resources from a curriculum co-author, as well as references that more broadly emerge across our curricular activities. In the Fall semester, we are very excited to welcome a forthcoming curated collection from our assistant editor, Anna Cho-Son! ︎

“on the land … in the poem” is stewarded by kimi malka hanauer, produced with Anna Cho-Son, and distributed with Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative, alongside the 59th Carnegie International. To learn more, please visit:

“on the land ... in the poem” curriculum homebase ︎︎︎ 

Contribution Details

Original works as well as submissions of your favorite works (with permission from the author(s) & publisher) are welcome. Any materials submitted must either already be freely available through open-access or creative commons licensees and networks; have permission from the author and publisher to be shared; be publicly available on the web; or be yours to share and distribute. All materials included in the library are for educational purposes only. 

As we work to expand our library into printed form, we’re excited to create printed iterations of your work and/or welcome your contributions by mail all throughout March. Please mail submissions to: 

CLPP / kimi malka hanauer
43-40 34th Street, Floor 2
Long Island City, NY 11101 

Ultimately, the cacophony of materials which are gathered here attempt to extend and sharpen the values which undergird this work. When thinking through your contribution, you are encouraged to read our 2022 publication that offers a set of conversations on the emergence of ungovernable study in it’s first formation, known as the Center for Liberatory Practice & Poetry, and the ethical boundaries our work is guided by: 

Weaving Values and Practices ︎︎︎ 

For further context, you are also invited to explore our existing library collection and last summer’s open call contributions: 

Resource Library ︎︎︎ 

2024 Summer Open Call ︎︎︎

To contribute any digital and/or printed materials, please use the link below. If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to email us directly at: liberatorypractice@gmail.com.

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Thank you for being here and we can’t wait to spend time with your work!
~ ungovernable study team :)