Try your hand at the craft of poetry translation with this two-hour workshop led by British bilingual poet and storyteller and writer Shamim Azad, and poet Jamie Osborn

Hari Rajaledchumy returns for a second workshop focusing on the work of Sugan, a Sri Lankan Tamil poet who emerged as a key figure within the exiled Eelam Tamils.

Poets Tice Cin and Khairani Barokka lead this hands-on workshop translating poetry collaboratively with AIs and asking questions about creativity, authorship and encoded bias.

Dig into the work of Bengali Poet Nirmalendu Goon with translator Shamim Azad. Goon’s poetry resounds with stinging criticism of the nouveau riche.

Translate Spanish poetry by Argentinian philosopher and writer Silvina Giaganti with Latino-British Poet, Journalist & Educator Leo Boix.

Come see Award-Winning Poet Abigail Parry at the Poetry Book Fair where she will be reading poems by the Cuban poet Legna Rodríguez Iglesias in Spanish and English.

Blending together the sounds of turntables, piano, guqin, and erhu, the musicians create an immersive and mesmerising backdrop for the poems of Yu Yoyo, a post-90s Chinese poet, read live on stage by Yu’s translator AK Blakemore.

We return to the work of Nigerian poet, radio-personality broadcaster Túbọ̀sún Ọládàpọ̀ AKA ‘the loquacious parrot’ with linguist and cultural activist Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún.

Join us for another of our ongoing series of workshops translating the Brazilian poet and artist Carla Diacov from Brazilian Portuguese translator Annie McDermott.

Our second Wikipedia Break-Out Workshop. Help burst the internet’s anglophone bubble. Part 2: Leaping into action: adding new wiki pages about international poets.

French Translator Delaina Haslam returns to introduce the work of Habib Tengour, a poet of Algerian origin who writes in French about exile and migration.

Hari Rajaledchumy introduces us to the work of Sugan, a Sri Lankan Tamil poet who emerged as a key figure within the exiled Eelam Tamil dissent ‘little magazine’ culture in the 80s and 90s.

Help Wikipedia break out from anglophone bias & learn online activism skills. Part 1: learn the skills needed to edit Wikipedia and choose poets to research.

Unfortunately, his event has been cancelled. There is another Wikipedia Break-Out Workshop session scheduled for 18 January 2020. Apologies for any inconvenience.

Join linguist Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún to discover the work of Túbọ̀sún Ọládàpọ̀, the busy Yorùbá poet and award winning theatre maker who also works as a broadcaster and runs a record label.

Translate Bengali poet, and avowed Marxist, Nirmalendu Goon, whose accessible poetry is fiercely critical of the nouveau riche and calls for the masses to rise up against the nouveau riche.

Join translator Kendel Hippolyte for the Poetry Translation Centre’s first ever Kwéyòl poetry workshop, looking at the work of the award winning poet Kwéyòl poet Liz Faisal.

Share poetry from any or many languages at the PTC’s first Polylingual Open Mic, the stage is open to anyone to read poems in the language or languages of their choice.

Join campaigner and journalist Lola Olufemi for an afternoon unpicking the ideas and history of ‘Decolonisation’ and looking at practical steps to bring positive change to Deptford.

Poets and translators including Adelaide Ivánova, Rachel Long and Meena Kandasamy consider the disruptive and transformational nature of translation.

Cuban poet Legna Rodriguez Iglesias and translator Serafina Vick read at an evening hosted by Brazilian-British artist Joana Nastari, writer of the award-winning show Fuck You, Pay Me,