An online workshop to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Facilitator: Jenny Mitchell, an award-winning writer with three poetry collections
Join us for an online poetry workshop to examine how words can transform our sense of identity in a challenging world.
- What labels do we carry and how can poetry help us cast these aside?
- Can we do this by writing with hope about an imagined future?
- How we have been limited and how can change benefit our communities?
The workshop will be relaxed, non-judgemental and challenge you to write in new ways.
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£5.00 Registration Fee.
Download the TTWF Poetry Workshop Flyer March 2026
Jenny Mitchell
Event Facilitator

Jenny is an award-winning writer with three poetry collections. The debut, Her Lost Language, was joint winner of the Geoff Stevens Memorial Prize; her second collection, Map of a Plantation, won the Poetry Awards and is on the syllabus at Manchester Metropolitan University. Her most recent collection, Resurrection of a Black Man, contains three prize-winning poems, and was featured on the US blog Poetry Unbound. She has had residencies with the British Library, Sussex University and Cork City Council Libraires. She’s recently been made a Poetry co-editor for the Morning Star.

