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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/museum-of-liverpool-blackfest-fe
 stival-2021-diversity-dialogues-part-4/
SUMMARY:Museum Of Liverpool: Museum of Liverpool: BlackFest Festival 2021 -
  Diversity Dialogues Part 4
DESCRIPTION:Join Diversity Dialogues PART4 -continuing the conversation: in
 clusion and diversity with UK nationwide perspective with exciting panelli
 sts\n\nBOOK HERE\n\nJoin exciting panellists as we continue the dialogue o
 n inclusion and diversity from UK nationwide perspective with our amazing 
 line up.\n\nZena Edwards\n\nA poet and performer who uses song\, movement 
 and global influences as a jump-off for her words.\n\nZena has been involv
 ed in performance for 27 years – as a writer/poet performer\, facilitato
 r\, creative project developer and vocalist after graduating from Middlese
 x University. She studied storytelling and performance at The London Inter
 national School for Performing Arts and is published in several anthologie
 s including Margaret Busby's Daughters of Africa(Myriad Editions)\, Dance 
 the Guns to Silence (Flippedeye publishing)\, and Nights Of Dispossessed: 
 Riots Unbound (Columbia Books).\n\nZena has 20 years of mentoring experien
 ce with young and emerging artists in professional arts development and cr
 eative campaigning for social justice. She is a passionate advocate for cl
 imate and environmental justice\, decolonisation\, race and power and she 
 is currently lead artist for diversity and inclusion for the Culture Decla
 res Emergency Movement.\n\nAs a multidisciplinary collaborator\, Zena has 
 worked as consultant\, writer and poet with internationally acclaimed chor
 eographer and dancer Akram Khan (Xenos)\, Visual Artist – Theaster Gates
  (Soul Manufacturing Company) and radical Film Maker Fahim Alam\, (Riots R
 eframed)\, and The Last Poets.\n\nShe is founder and creative director of 
 Verse in Dialog – an arts and engagement social enterprise that champion
 s arts that serve through decolonisation\, climate and environmental justi
 ce\, and personal and community well-being. . http://www.zenaedwards.com\n
 \nVictoria Evaristo is an Actor\, director and freelance drama tutor from 
 Liverpool trained and based in London. Trained at the Guildhall School of 
 Music and drama. She is an Actor\, director and freelance drama tutor Prev
 ious theatre includes: EXTRACT(Soho theatre) Where is my Vagina (Wow Festi
 val Queen Elizabeth Hall) Extract (Soho Theatre) Baring the Weight (New Di
 orama) The Rally (Stockwell playhouse)Big Bad world(Comedy Central) Ma Joy
 ce’s Tales from the Parlour( Oval House) Do you know where your daughter
  is? (Hackney Empire) Angel Point (New Peckham Varieties Theatre)\, Tell M
 e You Love Me\, (Landor)\, Sankofa\, (QEH) Belle (Southwark Playhouse)\, B
 ig Splash (Oily Cart) Treemonisha (BAC) Soul Sisters Melody (Everyman Live
 rpool) and numerous advert campaigns. Recent directing work includes In Se
 arch of a white Identity (Actors centre on demand festival) and directing 
 a Summer school for British Youth Music Theatre.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nBuster Nuge
 nt\, 62\, from Toxteth began the demonstration last Sunday in the aftermat
 h of the horrific death of George Floyd in the US to highlight the traumat
 ic effects of racism. Buster\, who has stood outside the main park gates e
 very day for the past week holding the sign told the ECHO: "I am here just
  to say that ‘black men are not okay.’\n\nFinishing the panel off loca
 l Liverpool Michelle Walker Akoma Arts active community member and visual 
 artist. She is a socially engaged artist\, activist and videographer. Her 
 practice combines photography and design to create digital works on positi
 ve images of everyday life that take inspiration from people\, places and 
 symbols within African History and Culture.
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