Using Poetry to Engage Digital Audiences

with Liv Torc

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Using Poetry to Engage Digital Audiences
with Liv Torc

The next webinar in the digital engagement series will take a creative twist and feature poet and performer Liv Torc. Prepare to be inspired and to discover new ideas and approaches to engaging online audiences through poetry plus practical tips for potential programme activities.

Liv is a strong believer in the power of poetry to bring people together through shared creative experiences where all are welcome, no matter their level of experience. Liv is currently working with National Poetry Day to explore ways in which poetry can create connections and knit together communities. This is an ideal opportunity to discover a new avenue for showcasing community creativity or celebrate National Poetry Day happening annually on October 1.

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Liv Torc

Poet

Liv Torc is a poet, performer, participation expert, and artist. A Radio 4 Slam winner, a former Bard of Exeter, host of The Rainbow Fish Speakeasy and The Hip Yak Poetry Shack, Liv runs the poetry stage at WOMAD, the COP26 project Hot Poets, Banana Poems and the lockdown haiku and photography project Haiflu – as featured on the Today Programme.

She has recently performed at the UN in Paris, TEDxLondonWomen, the Southbank and was featured on BBCR4’s Poetry Please. In 2022 she supported Hollie McNish and Roger McGough and is currently working with the UNFCCC to bring poetry into the climate change fight. Her books include Show Me Life, Banana Poems and The Human Emergency.

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