Name: Hidden Sussex – Crawley
Start: 2024-10-13T10:30:00+01:00
End: 2025-02-01T12:30:00+01:00
Location: Crawley

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Join us for a series of Hidden Sussex workshops happening in Crawley. The Hidden Sussex workshops are aimed at children, young people and th
About this Event

Are you a writer? An artist? A mapmaker? Would you like to be?

Then join a free creative workshop series for Black and racially minoritised young people aged 11-16 inspired by Sussex Day, a celebration on 16 June.

The Hidden Sussex workshops are aimed at children, young people and their families and are happening in Crawley.

Dates:

Sunday 13th October 2024 | 10.30 am -12.30 pm @ Crawley Museum
Saturday, 2nd November 2024 | 10.30 am -12.30 pm @ Crawley Library
Saturday 1st Feb 2025 | 10.30 am -12.30 pm @ Crawley Library
Celebration in March 2025 at Crawley WORDfest

Workshop Facilitators:
Dulani Kulasinghe & Nina Thaddeus

This is a FREE event—reserve your spot for one or more workshops in this series.

Locations:

1. Crawley Museum103 High St, Crawley, RH10 1DD United Kingdom

Crawley Library, Southgate Ave, Crawley RH10 6HG

is an arts and heritage organisation that enables Black, Asian and ethnically diverse/BPOC* people to tell their story through writing and the creative arts. We were established in 2012.

We give writers and other creatives a platform and community to feel supported, nurtured and evolve their work through the creative pipeline, from start to publication. We share stories and heritage of diaspora communities and bring them to life through various art forms for audiences to learn and take part in cultural heritage. We are an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation.

*BPOC stands for ‘Black people, People of Colour’ and is a self-identifying term. While we use the term BPOC, we acknowledge the limitations of this terminology. At the core of our network is the aim to address and overcome systemic barriers that our members face directly or indirectly based on their ethnic or national identities, race or perceived racial identities, or the colour of their skin as per the Equality Act of 2010. This includes people who identify as Black, brown, people of colour, Global Majority, mixed-race, multiple heritage and/or are from the Global South, and/or are East and South-East Asian, West Asian, Asian, Middle Eastern, African, African-Caribbean, Caribbean, Latinx, Pacific Islander, Indigenous, or First Nations, and diasporas.