Anne Magnan Park
Michiana ChroniclerAnne is a literary translator focusing on Indigenous literatures of the Pacific. She has been writing for Michiana Chronicles since 2019.
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In light of recent controversial Senate bills in Florida and Indiana, which affect higher education, its students, faculty, and larger communities, Anne Magnan-Park shares her thoughts on the culture of fear, deceit, and surveillance. -
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Anne Magnan-Park focuses on the right to “end pregnancy voluntarily” in France. -
Within a war-torn international context during this Thanksgiving weekend, Anne Magnan-Park reflects on the role of women in peacebuilding. She expresses her deep respect, gratitude, and support for her Palestinian and Israeli sisters who “wage peace.” -
July 20th marked the 50th anniversary of Bruce Lee's death. Today, Anne Magnan-Park talks with Aaron Magnan-Park to celebrate the legacy of the Hong Kong-American actor, founder of Jeet Kune Do, and all-around pop culture icon. -
Anne Magnan-Park interviews Axel Haudiquet, a French filmmaker and producer based in Scotland. They discuss Haudiquet’s provocative 2020 documentary Oceans Apart: Greed, Betrayal, and Pacific Ocean Rugby, narrated by former Rugby Captain Dan Leo. -
Anne Magnan-Park reflects on the family dynamics of reciprocal protectiveness that Nicolas, her French nephew, entered when he was born. Nicolas shares his latest song as Anne celebrates his generosity of spirit on his birthday month. -
Anne Magnan-Park reflects on contributions which have been foundational in shaping our nation. -
Anne Magnan-Park focuses on the powerful act of naming. -
Anne Magnan-Park talks with husband Aaron about living with diabetes as the $35 price cap for insulin in private medical insurance plans is lifted. -
Artist Emily T. Phillips joins Anne Magnan-Park on the phone for aconversation about art.
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