# Joanne Gabbin

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Paul Laurence Dunbar: This Man Shall Be Remembered (Video)

Joanne Braxton, “Dunbar, the Originator;” Joanne Gabbin, “Intimate Intercessions: The Poetry of Dunbar;” Elizabeth McHenry, “Beyond the Presence of Dunbar;” Greg Robinson and Lillian Robinson, “Dunbar, A Credit to His Race." (March 10, 2006)

Paul Laurence Dunbar: This Man Shall Be Remembered (Audio)

Joanne Braxton, “Dunbar, the Originator;” Joanne Gabbin, “Intimate Intercessions: The Poetry of Dunbar;” Elizabeth McHenry, “Beyond the Presence of Dunbar;” Greg Robinson and Lillian Robinson, “Dunbar, A Credit to His Race." (March 10, 2006)

Joanne Gabbins: The power of mentoring

In this episode, Joanne Gabbins, the director of the Furious Flower, gives a brief snapshot of her life as a journalist and how she eventually became an educator. Joanne gives her thoughts on the political climate and the importance of mentorships.

Furious Flower: A Celebration of the Greats of African American Poetry

In 2019, the most notable poets of our time gathered in the nation’s capital to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Furious Flower Poetry Center, devoted to African American poetry. Furious Flower founder, Joanne Gabbin and Lauren Alleyne join us in-studio to celebrate poets and hear excerpts fro…

42: Leaving Legacy with Joanne Gabbin: English Professor & Furious Flower Poetry Center {Ep 42}

Listen to an awe inspiring and uplifting chat with Joanne Gabbin, the first black professor in the English Department at JMU with a building on campus recently named after her. Hear her rich stories that lead her to establish the nation’s first academic center for Black poetry and the changes she’s…

Ep. 99: Democracy Trends in Africa ft. Joanne Gabbin, Melinda Adams, Philip Onyekachukwu, Tamara White and Meagan Allen

As part of the 12th Annual African, African American and Diaspora Studies (AAAD) Interdisciplinary Conference in 2022, JMU Civic and Furious Flower hosted a discussion on what friends and advocates of Africa should understand about democratic trends on the continent and what they can do to support …