by elizabethdearnley | Jun 19, 2020 | Events, News, Public Engagement
Ahead of July’s Playing with Prose workshops, actor Jack Tarlton discusses his first experience of running a virtual theatre workshop as the world went into lockdown – and reflects on the ways on which it connected students around the world. In the last few...
by elizabethdearnley | May 14, 2020 | Events, News, Public Engagement, Translingual Music
Ahead of her livestreamed concert on 30 May, harpist Tamsin Dearnley reflects on her experiences moving between different musical traditions in Britain, France and Japan, and the extent to which music behaves like spoken language. When we want to express something...
by jobradley | Jun 26, 2019 | Events, Latin Americans in the UK, Public Engagement
Join the Latin American Youth Forum (LAYF) for an exhibition of Cartonera books produced during a series of workshops with young Latin Americans from Southwark and Lambeth. Find out more about the project
by naomiwells | Mar 7, 2019 | Latin Americans in the UK, Public Engagement, Uncategorized
This Zine was produced by the participants of the Sin Fronteras creative leadership programme, a unique collaborative project between the Latin American Women’s Rights Service and the Cross-Language Dynamics project, in partnership with Southwark Council. The project...
by jmillington | Feb 2, 2019 | Events, News, Public Engagement, Translingual Minorities
Friday 8 Feb 2019: Reay Primary School, London SW9 This creative writing workshop, devised by 2018 OWRI Fellow Dr Catherine Barbour (University of Surrey), examines the role of translingualism in the experiences and education of young children and asks how...
by jobradley | Dec 14, 2017 | Events, Latin Americans in the UK, Public Engagement, Translingual Networks
On Saturday 18 November, members of the Latin American community in London participated in a workshop at the British Library with curators and archivists who introduced the physical Latin American collections and UK Web Archive. Participants brought and shared their...
