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Home / 2024 / September / “EVERY OTHER MONDAY” EAST VAN MIGRANT WORKERS POETRY COLLECTIVE

“EVERY OTHER MONDAY” EAST VAN MIGRANT WORKERS POETRY COLLECTIVE

The East Van Migrant Workers Poetry Collective is a project which invited migrant workers across the Joyce-Collingwood neighbourhood area to form a solidarity network of mutual aid, political education (e.g. tenant rights workshops), and cultural-oriented craft work (e.g. poetry reading/writing). Poetry writing sessions, events, and zines were organized and created to offer migrant workers creative tools to self-advocate through cultural expression and portray their political struggles.

UBC Student Project Lead: Sabrina Qistina

Community Partner: Joyce-Collingwood Neighbourhood Support Group

Grant Type:  Connect to Community

Year of Publication: 2024

Topic: Migrant Worker’s Rights, Cultural Expression

Keywords: Mutual Aid, Cultural Belonging, Worker’s Rights

Population: Migrant Workers

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