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Author: Trisha Iyer

Trisha Iyer is a high school journalist and poet living in northern California. Her writing explores how mental health and LGBTQ+ rights intersect with feminism.
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Teen Poet Reframes Justice System Through Incarcerated Voices

Trisha Iyer

Anouk Yeh, Santa Clara County’s 2021-2022 inaugural youth poet laureate, is proud of the megaphone she’s given to incarcerated youth through weekly poetry workshops on Zoom. 

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