An evening with Hanan Issa

An evening with Hanan Issa The National Poet of Wales and Honorary Fellow of the National Centre of Religious Education for Wales

To celebrate Women's History Month, her is an excellent opportunity to hear Hanan Issa, the poet whose writing has been described by Casia Wiliam as being 'like ribbons weaving languages and cultures together,' discussing her work.

This is the second talk to be organised collaboratively between Bangor University's Philosophy, Ethics and Religion and the National Centre of Religious Education for Wales to celebrate Women's History Month 2024.

Tuesday evening, 12th of March at 7pm, the National Poet of Wales and the current Honorary Fellow of the National Centre of Religious Education for Wales, Hanan Issa, will discuss her work, her creative influences and her various interesting engagement activities.

The talk will be delivered in English via Zoom and free to attend, but there will be a need to register by following this link to ensure place: Hanan Issa Talk.

If you have any questions in the meantime, you are more than welcome to contact Dr Gareth Evans-Jones: g.evans-jones@bangor.ac.uk.