A participatory workshop inspired by Delphine's Prayers with Nyara Arts centering on how media representations of the dark-skinned black woman affect the audience who look like her. What messages are being portrayed? How are they digested? How does she feel to rarely see herself portrayed positively? How does she navigate this? How can/should we challenge it?

This session will also look at the trope of ‘the strong Black woman’ and how this affects her ability and right to express vulnerability. With Danae Wellington, Nyara School of Arts.

This workshop is open to everyone who has personal experience of these issues in order to provide a safe space for full and frank discussion.

Once your place has been confirmed, we will be in touch with further information on how to access the workshop which will take place via Zoom.