Keiran Stewart-Assheton is the President of the Black Peoples Union and a Traditional Owner of Wani-Wandi country in the Yuin Nation. Keiran has a background in the fields of psychology, social policy and education coupled with 15 years of experience advocating for First Nations rights and sovereignty in the areas of mental health, the justice system, education and land rights.
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Keiran Stewart-Assheton
Journal Crawl
You’ve heard of, and likely have ventured on a pub crawl, but how about a lit mag crawl? EWF presents our first ever journal crawl.
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Join us for an evening of multimodal performances and visual treats as writers and artists come together to revel in the light, after dark.
Queer Zines
Join accomplished comics artist and writer Mia Nie for an inspiring Queer Zine Making Workshop. Experiment with visual language and expression, share stories, and form new connections in a fun, supportive environment. Learn new zine-making techniques, from content creation to layout design.
Morning Pages: Sweaty Palms, Fear in Fiction
What does it feel like to face fear on the page? From embodying emotion, to revisiting the stuff of nightmares, these writers discuss what fear is, and how it can propel one’s writing.
Morning Pages: No Typewriters / No Talking
Indulge in one hour of shared sustained silence, in a simple ritual to concentrate on the thing we want to do — but so often find many reasons not to — write.
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