Farah Beaini is a poet and performer interested in exploring stories of identity and belonging in an age of constant movement. Liquid and lyrical, her work blends mediums with transcending stories that tackle difficult conversations within the community. She has featured at major events and festivals, and her poems have also been broadcast on radio stations (ABC, PBS 106.7 FM, 3ZZZ, SBS Radio).
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