Woolwich Speaks – Photos
RevolYOUtion’s Fawazat Adeyemo.
Film maker Joe Watkins, artist R.M. Sánchez-Camus and poet Rasheeda Page-Muir
Artist R.M. Sánchez-Camus
Part of “A drop of hope”, a collection of poetry inspired by the words of those who have been vaccinated at the Francis Crick Institute, the reflections of vaccination volunteers, and the experiences of local communities
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This map is for the Woolwich Speaks poetry street trail. The trail was designed by Applied Live Art Studios in collaboration with local residents.
Twelve virtual poets-in-residence write poems reflecting on the impact of the vaccination program, and the shifts and changes we’ve all gone through in the past year.
Poet in the City · Interview with Polly Atkin at Poet in the City’s I wandered as Lonely as a Cloud event Polly Atkin lives in Grasmere. She has taught English Literature and Creative Writing at QMUL, Lancaster University, the University of Cumbria, and most recently at the University of Strathclyde. Her debut collection of poetry Basic…
Part of “A drop of hope”, a collection of poetry inspired by the words of those who have been vaccinated at the Francis Crick Institute, the reflections of vaccination volunteers, and the experiences of local communities