Talks & Seminars
Whose (is)Land is it anyway?
A day of walks, talks and discussion that explore our relationship and access to land
Featuring speakers from around the world and around the corner including:
Hyppolite Ntigurirwa, artist, author and peace ambassador. In 2019, he envisioned and conducted the 'Be the Peace Walk', a 100-day performance piece in which he walked across the country in commemoration of 25 years since the end of the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda.
Anita Sethi, journalist and award-winning writer. She is the author of 'I Belong Here: a Journey Along the Backbone of Britain' (Bloomsbury, Spring 2021).
Alexa DeFeranti Lower Hewood Farm a 45-acre, certified organic small-holding located on the borders of Dorset, Devon, and Somerset a portion of which is a Site of Nature Conservation Interest.
Blendi Bytyqi from Termokiss a community-run center in Prishtina, Kosovo with the mission of urban and civil exchange, reflection and change-making.
Choose from a menu of walks and talks, join one or stay all day plus there is an exhibition of photographs, films and documents from the This Land research.
Hyppolite Ntigurirwa, artist, author and peace ambassador. In 2019, he envisioned and conducted the 'Be the Peace Walk', a 100-day performance piece in which he walked across the country in commemoration of 25 years since the end of the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda.
Anita Sethi, journalist and award-winning writer. She is the author of 'I Belong Here: a Journey Along the Backbone of Britain' (Bloomsbury, Spring 2021).
Alexa DeFeranti Lower Hewood Farm a 45-acre, certified organic small-holding located on the borders of Dorset, Devon, and Somerset a portion of which is a Site of Nature Conservation Interest.
Blendi Bytyqi from Termokiss a community-run center in Prishtina, Kosovo with the mission of urban and civil exchange, reflection and change-making.
Choose from a menu of walks and talks, join one or stay all day plus there is an exhibition of photographs, films and documents from the This Land research.
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