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.

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.

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,

Self-styled ‘mamá writer’ Legna Rodríguez Iglesias and the multi-award-winning poet Abigail Parry read their work alongside young Latin X pets from the Invisible Presence project.

Host Mariana Casale presents Legna Rodríguez Iglesias and Abigail Parry reading from ‘A little body are many parts’ and chairs a discussion with the poet and translator Serafina Vick.

Part of our ongoing series where we translate work selected by our touring poets, join Legna Rodríguez Iglesias and translator Serafina Vick to discover new Latin American poetry.

Join Cuban poet Legna Rodríguez Iglesias and her translators, the poet Abigail Parry and writer Serafina Vick or a bi-lingual reading from her dual-language collection ‘A little body are many parts’.

Legna Rodríguez Iglesias starts her tour of the UK in the spa town of Ilkley, during their annual literary festival alongside her translators, the poet Abigail Parry & Serafina Vick

Join writer Tice Cin and poet & translator Khairani Barokka for a workshop exploring Anglophone bias in AI poetry, part of the New Suns: A Feminist Literary Festival at the Barbican Centre.

The PTC returns for a third workshop translating the work of Carla Diacov, a Brazilian poet and artist who writes plain spoken poems loaded with humour and wild juxtapositions.

A public night of readings, performances, films and dance celebrating translating poetry beyond the page to mark the Translating Poetries Symposium organised by the PTC & SOAS.

In September the PTC will run a two days symposium for translation practitioners with SOAS with a keynote talk by poet and translator Mamta Sagar and an in-conversation event with poet Abdilatif Abdalla.

Translate Indonesian poetry from Norman Erikson Pasaribu, the author of ‘Sergius Seeks Bacchus’ with Soe Tjen Marching and poet Edward Doegar.