Events › Virtual Author Talk: Joseph Lee

Join us online for a conversation with journalist and author Joseph Lee as he discusses his powerful memoir, Nothing More of This Land: Community, Power, and the Search for Indigenous Identity. Drawing from his experience growing up Aquinnah Wampanoag on Martha’s Vineyard, Lee explores what it means to be Indigenous today amid the pressures of land loss, cultural erosion, and colonial legacy.

Through personal stories and dialogues with Indigenous leaders, artists, and scholars, Lee examines identity, belonging, and resilience. His memoir offers a fresh perspective on community, weaving together themes of language, climate change, and the enduring fight to preserve Indigenous heritage.

This program is part of the Santa Clara County Library District's Native American Heritage Month.

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The free, virtual series is open to the public and takes place two to three times a month. All author talks will include the opportunity to ask the author questions. Click here for a complete list of upcoming events in this series. 

A link for this event will be sent approximately 24 hours before the event. Participants who register within 24 hours of the event will receive a single email containing the link to the program. This program will be recorded and posted here after the event and will only be available for viewing for a limited time.

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The Santa Clara County Library District is proud to present a virtual monthly author talk series featuring bestselling, award-winning, and highly acclaimed authors from around the world.  The featured writers and thought leaders will cover a wide range of fiction and nonfiction genres.