Arts:Books
In different ways, Harriet Martineau and Linton Kwesi Johnson both use their art to give unheard or unfamiliar voices a platform. In recognition of this, members of the Norwich International Youth Project drew on music and poetry to celebrate Norwich's rich and diverse linguistic culture and to remind us of the voices that sometimes pass us by.
This project is part of Writers' Centre Norwich's UNESCO Creative Leader Scheme.
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