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Thursday, 23rd January, 2-3.30pm. Free, but ticketed please book here.
About the publication: 'the other side of hope' is a migrant-led, independent, non-affiliated, not-for-profit publication and the home of the migrant writers and poets of the world.
Header image: Art by Fatemeh Takht-Keshian.
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