Editing Di Brandt (section)

==Awards and recognition==
* [[Gerald Lampert Award]] for "best first book of poetry in Canada," for ''questions i asked my mother.''
* [[McNally Robinson Manitoba Book of the Year Award]] for ''Agnes in the sky.''
* [[CAA National Poetry Prize]] for ''Jerusalem, beloved.''
* [[Foreword Gold Medal for Fiction]] for ''Watermelon Syrup.''
* [[Gabrielle Roy Prize]] for "best book of literary criticism in Canada," with Barbara Godard, for ''Wider Boundaries of Daring:  The Modernist Impulse in Canadian Women's Poetry.''
* [[Brandon University President's Medal for Research, Teaching and Service]] 2011.
* [[Canada Research Chair]] in Literature and Creative Writing, Brandon University, 2005–2011.
* [[SSHRC]] Research Fellow, University of Alberta, 1996–1998.
* Research Excellence Award, University of Windsor, 2006.
* Gold Medal for Exceptional Service to Brandon University, 2009.
* Research Fellow, Ledig House, New York, 2004.
* Research Fellow, Hawthornden Castle, Scotland, 1999.
* Research Fellow, Chateau de Lavigny, Switzerland, 2001.
* Research Fellow, Fundacion Valparaiso, Spain, 2006.
* [[Governor General's Award for Poetry]] nomination, for ''questions i asked my mother.''
* [[Governor General's Award for Poetry]] nomination, for ''Jerusalem, beloved.''
* [[Griffin Poetry Prize]] 2004 shortlist, for ''Now You Care.''<ref>{{cite web|title=2004 Griffin Poetry Prize Shortlist-Di Brandt|url=http://www.griffinpoetryprize.com/awards-and-poets/shortlists/2004-shortlist/di-brandt/|access-date=13 August 2018}}</ref>
* [[Trillium Ontario Book of the Year Award]] for ''Now You Care.''
* [[Pat Lowther Award]] for "best book of poetry by a Canadian woman, nomination, for ''mother, not mother.''
* [[Pat Lowther Award]] nomination, for ''Jerusalem, beloved.''
* [[Pat Lowther Award]] nomination, for ''Now You Care.'' 
* [[McNally Robinson Manitoba Book of the Year Award]] nomination, for ''So this is the world & here I am in it.''
* [[McNally Robinson Manitoba Book of the Year Award]] nomination, for ''Wild Mother Dancing:  Maternal Narrative in Canadian Literature.''
* [[McNally Robinson Manitoba Book of the Year Award]] nomination, for ''Walking to Mojacar,'' with French and Spanish translations by Charles Leblanc and Ari Belathar.