Onjali Q. Raúf
Author Onjali Q. Raúf will be reading from her award-winning [...]
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Literature & Spoken Word
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Imagine Anthology Q&A
Writers around the globe are uniting this Refugee Week to [...]
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Caroline Bergvall: Night & Refuge
We are delighted to share this film of Caroline Bergvall's [...]
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Refugee Week Family Event: Michael Rosen and Sita Brahmachari
Join authors Michael Rosen and Sita Brahmachari in conversation with [...]
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Passage: New Writing on Displacement and Migration
Hear from fresh new writers and established authors as they discuss their work on the themes of displacement and migration.
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Awate Presents: About Us!
Music, films, comedy and multimedia projects are presented by paradigm-shifting artists from around the world in an event led by Awate.
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Artists’ Scratch Showcase
Are you a creative looking for a safe space to share your ideas? Two scratch sessions where artists present their work (or work in progress) and engage in discussions with a room full of like-minded artistic experimenters.
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About Us! Artists’ Scratch Showcase: South West Edition
Presented by Counterpoints Arts and Dartington Trust, and curated by [...]
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Notes on Compassion: Words, Music and Us
Queen Elizabeth Hall Foyer Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road,, LondonMarking the 25th year of Refugee Week, an evening of music and spoken word at QEH responds to this year’s theme, Compassion.
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432 NO-MAD’S x Counterpoints
Aspex Gallery The Vulcan Building Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth, United KingdomAn afternoon of poetry performances followed by a panel discussion supporting refugees and asylum seekers focused under the theme of 'progression'.
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Footnote x Counterpoints Writing Prize Readings
Southbank Centre Belvedere Road, LondonThe finalists in the inaugural Footnote x Counterpoints Writing Prize read from and discuss their work.
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Publishing into the Hostile Environment
London Book Fair Olympia London, London, United KingdomA panel discussion on the ‘hostile environment’ and how its policies impact writers and creatives from refugee and migrant backgrounds.
