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Home » 2024 Courage to Write » 2024 CTW WON » Emmy Her Many Horses

Emmy Her Many Horses

April 9, 2024

The Remembering (Climate Fiction), Oceti Sakowiƞ Territory, South Dakota

In The Remembering, Čuŋksi suddenly hears a voice in her head telling of the future to come, and the ancestral knowledge that can change it.

“I hope my stories inspire other rez kids to tell rez stories of thriving Indigenous communities, knowledges, and languages. I hope they inspire others to view reservation communities from our strengths and all we have to offer in the impending climate crisis.”

Emmy Her Many Horses is a Sicangu and Oglala Lakota writer, educator, musician, maker, and Auntie who hails from Oceti Sakowin Territory. Born and raised on the Rosebud Reservation of South Dakota, she writes rez kid stories for rez kids, refocusing the lens on the beauty of growing up in her homelands. An emerging writer, her work has been published in the Yellow Medicine Review and she has been selected for the We Need Diverse Books Native Children’s and YA Writing Intensive, All My Relations Arts’ Native Authors Program, and received Kweli’s Sing the Truth! Mentorship.

Visit her website: EmmyHerManyHorses.com

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