Let’s Talk About Climate Change

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Come and join us for this Gate Late with visionary poet Selina Nwulu. Selina is a writer, essayist and social researcher whose work focuses on social and environmental justice, education and global politics.

In her own words: I think art ( in my case poetry) cab be a massive and powerful tool of social change that I use as often as possible for this reason. As such much of my poetry touches on social and environmental justice as well as identity, nostalgia and belonging.

Selina will read her poetry taking us on a captivating journey asking "what will this all look like in 50 years' time?"

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start time: 9:00pm

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Selina Nwulu

Selina Nwulu is a writer, poet and essayist based in London. She has written for a number of outlets such as the Guardian, New Humanist and Red Pepper and has toured her work nationally and internationally. She has also been featured in Vogue, ES Magazine, i-D and Blavity amongst others. Her poetry has been published in a number of anthologies including New Daughters of Africa and Set Me On Fire: A Poem for Every Feeling. In 2019, she was shortlisted for the Brunel International African Poetry Prize. She was Young Poet Laureate for London 2015-6, a prestigious award that recognises talent and potential in the capital. Her first chapbook collection, The Secrets I Let Slip was published by Burning Eye Books and is Poetry Book Society recommendation. She recently worked with Somerset House on a project around loneliness and climate change.

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