Emerge Louder
A workshop with Hawraa Kash
Facilitator Bio
Hawraa Kash is a Spoken Word Poet, MC, Mental Health Advocate, and HR professional in not-for-profit and community spaces, originally from Gadigal Land, now calling Naarm home. Demanding to be heard, Hawraa uses her poetry to create her own platform and provide a safe space for others. Her writing encompasses her passion for embracing vulnerabilities. She ventures into the realms of advocacy for women of colour, mental health, and the trials and intersections of diaspora and identity.
Hawraa uses her poetry to create unconditional connections with strangers and engage in the power of storytelling, with a deep belief that sharing our stories will remove shame and stigma and create space for collective healing.
Date
Sundsy 8 September
Time
10:30am - 12:45pm
Cost
$5 - $15 plus booking fee
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Location
Wilim Ngarrgu Community Meeting Room 1. Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub, 275 Upper Heidelberg Rd, Ivanhoe VIC 3079.
Parking is available at the venue. The venue is a 5-minute walk from Ivanhoe Train Station. The 510 and 548 bus routes stop at the venue.
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accesible Venue
Voices in the Streets is an activation project for National Poetry Month organised by Mother Tongue Poetry and supported by Banyule City Council Grants program. To learn more about Voices in the Streets, Click Here
