Articles & Poems
Primarily about teaching and teaching arts
- “Direct and Heartfelt: Peer-reviewed publication for teaching artists,” in GIA Reader, 2009
- “WritersCorps: Publishing Youth Writing,” VOYA, April 2009
- “WritersCorps: A Look Under the Hood,” Teaching Artist Journal, 2008
- “What Have We Got to Lose?” Americans for the Arts, 2007
- “Oh How We Sparkled!” Teaching Artist Journal, 2006
- “Human Beings Together,” Turning Wheel, 2002
- “Breaking the Cycle,” Poetry Flash, 1993
- “Poetry, Teaching and Love,” (PDF) Memo:Arts, 1989
- “Artistic Imperialism,” (PDF) Poetry Flash, 1987
Primarily about prison
- Editor’s column: Prisons, Activism, and the Academy, PMLA, May 2008
- “Power or Prison,” In Motion Magazine, 2007
- “Already There,” San Francisco Opera Yearbook, 2005
- “Perspective on California Correctional Police Officers Association Political Influence” KQED-FM, 2003
- “An Oasis in the Desert: A San Quentin Teacher Talks About Prisoner Writing,” 2001
- “CCPOA: The Union Behind Prison Growth,” San Francisco Chronicle, 1999
- “Perspective on visiting in prison,” (PDF) KQED-FM, 1998
- Novella from Manual for Artists Working in Prison (PDF), 1989
Primarily about poetry
- “On the Ocean Side,” Poetry Flash 1986
Chapters in Books
- An Invisible Rope: Portraits of Czeslaw Milosz, 2010
- Fire & Ink: An Anthology of Social Action Writing, 2009
Book Reviews
- Review of Herb Kohl’s Reader: Awakening the Heart of Teaching, in Teaching Artist Journal, 2009
- Review of Art & Upheaval: Art on the World’s Frontiers, by William Cleveland, in Teaching Artist Journal, 2009
- Review of AIMprint: New Relationships on the Arts and Learning, in Teaching Artist Journal, 2009
- Read a few earlier reviews Judith wrote
Interviews
- Gary Glassner’s interview with Judith in How to Make a Life as a Poet, 2006
- Judith interviews poet Alison Luterman, Poetry Flash, 2003
Poems
- A few of Judith’s poems from the past three decade
Blog posts
- from early 2008
- Blog about training of teaching artists
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