We are more reliant than ever on digital connection during the lockdown, but for many people it is very difficult to get the digital access they need to stay connected. At this week’s Gathering on the Margins we looked at
Sheena, who is 96, reminds us that we can pull through, by pulling together as we’ve done before.
Our Empowerment Programme Officer Ben Pearson wrote this poem as part of a workshop run by Church Action on Poverty’s poet in digital residence Matt Sowerby.
Church Action on Poverty supporter Liz Delafield wrote this poem as part of one of our weekly poetry workshops.
Matt Sowerby shared this poem in one of his workshops as Church Action on Poverty’s poet in digital residence.
Matt Sowerby shared this poem in one of his workshops as our poet in digital residence.
Poet Matt Sowerby is our poet in digital residence during the coronavirus pandemic.
Do you have time on your hands during the lockdown? Communications Manager Liam Purcell suggests some books, TV and podcasts that could keep you occupied – and help you understand UK poverty and campaigning better!
Penny Walters wrote this poem as part of a poetry workshop run by our poet in digital residence Matt Sowerby.
