Unheard Voices: poetry workshop for young people with disabilities
A free online Zoom poetry workshop for young people with disabilities Running fromLast event: Saturday 30 January 2021 at 2pm
To listen to an audio description of this event read by Young Storyhouse, click the play button below.
Unheard Voices was a free online poetry workshop for young people with disabilities, put together by Young Storyhouse as part of Kaleidoscope.
It was a celebration of all our disabilities in this poetry workshop with Gabriella Gay and Adrian McKenzie with the theme of: ‘I am’. Aimed at young people with disabilities, this workshop was open to anyone who wants to share their uniqueness. While the session itself focused on poetry, we encouraged anyone who enjoys writing, in any of its many forms, to take part.
Storyhouse’s Young Leaders are running this event. They feel passionate about not only bringing disability awareness to more people but also letting those who feel their voices have gone unheard be heard through their writing.
Gabriella Gay is a page-stage poet and creative producer who is regularly commissioned to perform, write, organise events and facilitate workshops for a wide range of organisations. She is interested amplifying the voices of overlooked people and places.
Adrian McKenzie is a slam winning performance poet from Stoke-on-Trent. His works provoke the listener to consider their perspectives on social and personal themes
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