Tabitha (or as her ancestors know her, Budhin Mingaan) is a Gunditjmara storyteller, poet and abolition activist, born and raised on Kaurna yerta. Having spent almost two years in Adelaide Women’s Prison and a total of 18 months on Home Detention, before and after the jail experience, she argues that the criminal punishment system is a brutal and often deadly colonial frontier for her people and is now committed to working towards total abolition of the prison industrial complex. She believes that until we abolish the system and redefine community, health, safety and justice; her people will not be safe.
Appearing In

Wednesday 22 June
7.30-8.30pm AEST
EWF X Rosa Press: We Want Everything
In this EWF X event, Rosa Press features writers whose work is forthcoming in their second pamphlet series.
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Saturday 18 June
1.45-2.45pm AEST
Jamie Marina Lau: Writing the Hyperreal
Hear from Jamie Marina-Lau as she discusses the hyperreal, accessing it for your writing and how to make the terrifying leap onto the page.

Friday 24 June
6.30-8pm AEST
Writers’ Night School: The Art of The Essay
** SOLD OUT **
Whether you’re assembling an essay collection or writing pieces for individual publication, learn how to plan, craft, and publish the pieces closest to you.

Tuesday 10 May
6.30pm-7.30pm AEST
Program Launch: Good at Being Bad
EWF is unveiling the 2022 hybrid festival program to help prepare you for a winter of words.

Friday 24 June
12.30-1.30pm AEST
Lunchtime Literature: Accessing the Industry
The literary industry can feel inaccessible and unapproachable to many. Three artists provide information and practical tips on how to access the literary industry, particularly for writers of working class and low-income backgrounds.
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