Join us as we welcome Robin Ha to speak live on all things writing, creating and geek out on books and more. 

Ha is the author and illustrator of the graphic memoir is the author and the illustrator of Almost American Girl, a Harvey nominated graphic novel memoir and NYT bestseller, Cook Korean! A Comic Book With Recipes.

Robin grew up reading and drawing comics in Seoul, South Korea and moved to the United States at age fourteen. Almost American Girl depicts her unexpected move from Korea to Huntsville, AL in 1995, and dealing with the culture shock and the language barrier as she struggles to adapt to life in the United States.  Aside from drawing comics, Robin gives numerous talks to share her knowledge and love for Korean culture and comics around the United States.  

Speak On It is a program series connecting teens and authors virtually to have a conversation about what speaks to us and inspires us to create.

Speak On It: Robin Ha

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Youth Organizing - Episode 3: Why is organizing important?

Youth Organizing is a podcast series highlighting youth organizer's journey and advice on how to start to create efforts. Through each episode, the discussion will revolve around the following questions: Who is a youth organizer? How can youth organizing be supported? Why is organizing important? My hope for this podcast is to inspire youth to initiate their own form of organizing in their own communities.

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Audio recorded and edited by Yamali Rodas.

Youth Organizing - Episode 2: How can youth organizers be supported?

Youth Organizing is a podcast series highlighting youth organizer's journey and advice on how to start to create efforts. Through each episode, the discussion will revolve around the following questions: Who is a youth organizer? How can youth organizing be supported? Why is organizing important? My hope for this podcast is to inspire youth to initiate their own form of organizing in their own communities.

Episode 1: Interview w/ Isaac Izaguirre discussing what characteristics should youth organizers have, experiences as a student of color in a predominantly white institution, and how institutions can play an active role to be more inclusive of their diverse population of students.

Audio recorded and edited by Yamali Rodas.

Youth Organizing - Episode 1: Who is a youth organizer?

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Audio recorded and edited by Victor Dang

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Audio edited and recorded by Cedricha Herron

Speak On It: Robin Ha

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