Description: Inquiring Festival is a five day virtual festival with free webinars, workshops and panel discussions with businesses and influencers to empower and celebrate racially minoritized LGBTQ+ people and inform the wider communities of our positive contributions to the fabric of society. Aimed at 18 - 30 year olds.
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The festival will focus on supporting racially minoritized LGBTQ+ people who are learning how to navigate their way through society's complex web of inequality, bias and discrimination and also informing the wider communities of their positive contributions to the fabric of society.
Produced by Petok Productions and hosted from the Halley space. The events are created in collaboration with Clod Ensemble, Discover Young Hackney, Desire Paths, Rising Tide and Hackney Council. The programme includes a panel talk from Mighty Hoopla, the UK's most inclusive and fabulous festival, a performance workshop by POC queer musician and choreographer Tylor Deyn and a discussion and anonymous Q&A with Veronica McKenzie - a writer, director and budding historian, Aisha Shaibu, a proud queer activist w