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Languages festival inc multilingual poetry open mic session

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Languages festival inc multilingual poetry open mic session

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Last year, I went to the Voiced festival at the Barbican Centre in Lokdon.The focus on languages and multilingualism was brilliant. I went to the Threading Tongues workshop and to the closing multilingual poetry event, which had an open mic session. Both were wonderful spaces of exchange in multiple languages, from Galician to Zulu! Sharing the programme for info: https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/2025/series/voiced-the-festival-for-endangered-languages.

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A multilingual welcome sign to students at a secondary school in Nottingham.

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From the City of Football exhibition at Nottingham City Library.

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Collection of memorabilia from Nottingham Forest and Notts County at City of Football exhibition at Nottingham Central Library.

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Multilingual entrance sign at the New Art Exchange, Nottingham.

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Description to a piece of wall art in a primary school in Nottingham that encourages children to spark a conversation with others and learn the word 'hello' in the language of their peers.

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The word for 'library' in multiple languages in a secondary school, Nottingham

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Amazing mural besides the New Art Exchange, Nottingham

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Entrance way with Notts' languages & dialects outside ChalleNGe pop-up, Nottingham