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Dahlia Fisher

Dahlia Fisher (she/her) writes about arts, culture, and community in Cleveland where she also teaches creative writing classes for teens and adults. She is co-founder of Rebel Readers Cleveland (www.rebelreadersCLE.com), a monthly book club that builds bridges between cultures and communities through books. Find her on Substack and Instagram @dahliawritenow
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Dahlia's Latest Articles

A lifeline for Cleveland: Neighborhood Family Practice (NFP) addresses health care access in “pharmacy desert”

The 10,000 square-foot building at the corner of Lorain Avenue and 130th Street is outfitted to provide more than medicine. NFP offers comprehensive care including medical, dental and behavioral health services. A drive-through pharmacy is set to be added in early 2026.

Rebel Readers Cleveland hits one-year mark, details upcoming plans

This month, Rebel Readers Cleveland is celebrating its first birthday. The book club, which aims to champion diverse authors and unite Northeast Ohioans, was founded by Felicia Haney and Dahlia Fisher. 

People of The Land: Celebrating Cleveland Pride with Phyllis “Seven” Harris

Welcome to “People of The Land,” a new series with Dahlia Fisher, celebrating the diverse stories of Clevelanders who live and work in the city. This June, in honor of Pride Month, we’re featuring prominent LGBTQ+ leaders from different organizations, who share passion for building community and making connections.

Cleveland seeks resident feedback on park plans

Cleveland’s first comprehensive parks and recreation plan in decades is underway, with city leadership asking for citizen input.

Breathing life into loss, MetroHealth holds memorial service for families who have lost a child

First-of-its-kind memorial service brings together caregivers and patients to support families grieving the death of a child.

Attendees celebrate National Poetry Month at the Cleveland Poetry Festival

More than a hundred artists and enthusiasts celebrated National Poetry Month at the Cleveland Poetry Festival

Cleveland Poet Quartez Harris speaks with group of readers during an event to re-launch his poetry collection, "We Made it to School Alive"
Cleveland poet reaches new heights with message about education, perseverance

A conversation with Cleveland author Quartez Harris on the re-release of his acclaimed poetry collection "We Made It to School Alive."

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