Woolwich Speaks – Photos

Film maker Joe Watkins, artist R.M. Sánchez-Camus and poet Rasheeda Page-Muir

Artist R.M. Sánchez-Camus








Awel horuu nagu dhacay cudurkuu, oodda nagu rogayeKedis buu ahaa isbeddelkuu, iyo lama filaaneAlla muxuu na oof jabiyey oo, aakhiro noo jeediyey Abaaroow guriga gegida haddaa, argagax taalaayeKala seegtay hooyo iyo ilmo, aqalku waa yaabeDunidiyo arliga baa rogan waa, xaal aduuneed’e Maxaa ab iyo tagay hooyo iyo, odayo waaweeyne Maxaa dhalin agoomoobay iyo, cunug ababin weliyeMaxaa…
Charlotte Cole interviews Rasheeda Page-Muir at Poet in the City’s Still I Rise – Hip Hop Feminism, part of Poet in the City’s Poetry and Lyrics Festival
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A new digital series of events, putting poets in conversation with activists and academics to unpick the words heard across the news and social media.
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
The Woolwich Epic poem was written by Rasheeda Page-Muir and inspired by conversations with local Woolwich residents.