Whose (is)Land is it anyway?

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.