Directory of Slams and Slam Teams Resources

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Web sites specifically for a national or regional poetry slam, for a specific poetry slam team, or that provides a list of links to slams.

Resources in This Category

• Ballabajoomba Slam

  http://ballabajoomba.tripod.com/
  Conducts regularly scheduled poetry slams and competitions in Corpus Christi, Texas.

• Boston Poetry Slam

  http://bostonpoetryslam.com/
  Lists schedule, announcements, open mic, and press coverage. Boston, Massachusetts.

• DC Slam

  http://dcslam.weebly.com/
  Myth @ Teaism is the home of the Washington, DC's, slam team. Schedules for slams and other events are listed on the site, as well as information on the slam team members.

• New York City Slam

  http://www.louderarts.com/
  Artists collective that sponsors regular poetry slams in New York City. The site features audio recordings of recent slams, and print collections of poetry from slam champions.

• Poetry Slam, Inc.

  http://www.poetryslam.com/
  The sponsors of the National Poetry Slam provide insight into "what is a slam" as well as a thorough listing of slam venues around the United States. Site also features a "store" for purchasing books, CDs and tapes of poetry performances.

• San Diego Slam

  http://poetryscenestealers.tripod.com/
  Home of the San Diego Poetry Slam, featuring a listing of upcoming events and readings, as well as information on "drift wood highway," an annual poetry anthology.

• Wits End Poetry

  http://www.witsendpoetry.com/
  The what, when, where, why and how of poetry slam in Greenville, South Carolina, and the surrounding region.

• Worcester Poets’ Asylum

  http://worcesterpoetsasylum.wordpress.com/
  Slam in Worcester, MA, plus information about other events. Hosts of iWPS 2005.

• Youth Speaks

  http://www.youthspeaks.org/
  Youth Speaks organizes the National Youth Poetry Slam. The group brings young people together across community, school, and neighborhood lines through the written and spoken word.

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