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If you would like Zhana to lead a workshop for your organisation, please e-mail info@blacksuccess1.com
Visit Kuumba-Survivors to read interviews with Black artists about the Bicentenary.
Click here to read interviews with Zhana.
Celebrating Black Heroes and Sheroes: for adults and people aged 16 and over.
Led by Zhana, author of Success Strategies for Black People and Black Success Stories.
The next workshop will be held on Sunday 13th April, as part of the Get London Reading Challenge, and as a follow-up to the rehearsed reading of "Harriet", the new choreopoem by Zhana.
1:00 p.m., Peckham Library, 122 Peckham Hill Street, London SE15 5JR
Free of charge.
In some African traditions, the griot held the story of the local people - the village, family or clan. The griot pulled together the strands of the story which represented the various people who took part in it. Kept these strands and held them safe. Savoured them, treasured them. Wove them together to form a cloth, a whole that blended the assorted colours and shadings into a pattern which told the story of the people.
This workshop uses storytelling and creativity to help us to discover and explore our cultural inheritance. We reinforce a positive sense of cultural identity through celebrating our African ancestors, heroes and sheroes.
See also, Self-Discovery for Black People.
Bicentenary Arts Project
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