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Black Blossoms Giveaway – TEN SIGNED COPIES of ‘Elephant’!
Our friends at Black Blossoms are helping us celebrate a year of ‘Elephant’ by giving away TEN FREE SIGNED copies of the collection. All you have to do is tweet or send a pic via… Read more
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In Conversation with Creative Nestlings
Siana caught up with Dillion S. Phiri of South African publication, Creative Nestlings, to discuss the release of her new short film, ‘Denim’, exploring gentrification in South East London; as well as discuss her love… Read more
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Worldwide Release of ‘Denim’!
It’s finally here! After weeks of build up, ‘Denim’, Siana Bangura’s poetic short film exploring gentrification in South East London, is now live and free to watch on YouTube. Fusing together poetry, music, and film,… Read more
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Bookseller Feature: ‘5 things inspiring poet, publisher and activist Siana Bangura right now’
Siana caught up with Molly Flatt at the Bookseller to discuss the things that are currently inspiring her to live, think and work differently, including gadgets, platforms, books and people. On Books: ‘Freedom Is a… Read more
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‘I Am Not Your Negro’ Screening And Q&A
Writer James Baldwin tells the story of race in modern America with his unfinished novel, Remember This House. In 1979, James Baldwin wrote a letter to his literary agent describing his next project, “Remember This… Read more
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‘Denim’ is Coming!
This weekend Siana Bangura released the trailer to her upcoming poetic short film, ‘Denim’, an exploration of the effects of gentrification in South East London. Shot and edited by documentary filmmaker Susuana Amoah and featuring… Read more
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Ted x University of St. Andrews
On Sunday 23rd April 2017 Siana Bangura will be taking to the stage to deliver her first official Ted X Talk at none other than the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. The theme of… Read more
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‘Still I Rise’: Poetry as the lifeblood of rebellion for Black Women (Workshop)
“Poetry is the lifeblood of rebellion, revolution, and the raising of consciousness.” – Alice Walker Throughout history, writers have used their words as a form of resistance. Black women and women of colour especially have… Read more
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Siana Bangura: Pop Up Poets at WoW Festival 2017
Hear the words of Siana Bangura, a writer, blogger, poet and performer hailing from South East London. Siana is the editor of Black British Intersectional Feminist platform, No Fly on the WALL, and the founder… Read more
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‘Re-imagining Anger and Self Care’ workshop at WoW Festival 2017
‘Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare,’ wrote African American feminist and civil rights activist Audre Lorde. So why does self care matter and how… Read more
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