Liel appears and produces events regularly. Join her in the upcoming events below:
(Un)marginalised Season 2 Launch
- When 16 Oct, 8:00pm (AEST), 60 minutes
- Where The Motley Bauhaus & Live Streamed
A live recording of the raw intersectionality podcast, featuring an interview with Carly Findlay OAM.
Written and Produced by: Liel K. Bridgford |Supported by: The City of Melbourne Art Grants
(Un)marginalised explores what it’s like to belong to several groups of marginalised people. Shamelessly talking about anything from discrimination and romance, this show leaves your mind ticking with ideas and your heart filled with hope.
The host Liel K. Bridgford will be in-conversation with Carly Findlay OAM, an award-winning writer, speaker and appearance activist. The two disabled people will talk about what it’s like to navigate the world when you’re disabled, a woman, an immigrant, a person of colour – and how these things interact!
Join Liel and Carly as they ask each other questions we all seek answers to, about identity, culture, feminism, justice and love.
The event will include exclusive content you can only experience on the night, including your questions answered live on stage.
(Note this event is a part of Fringe Festival, you will be directed to their website)
Meeting Place Events – by Arts Access Australia
Liel will be hosting the following two events as a part of Meeting Place – Australia’s annual forum on arts, culture and accessibility. You can join both events either in person in Naarm (Melbourne) or online via live streams.
Writing Place Launch
- When: Oct 6th, 4.30pm (AEDT), 60 minutes
- Where: The Wheeler Centre & Online
Produced by: Arts Access Australia.
Writing Place editor Liel K Bridgford launches another edition of Writing Place magazine and mentorship program. Hear from program participants how this opportunity has helped them meet their creative goals.
Duration: 60 minutes
Loud and Proud
- When: Oct 7th, 3.15PM AEDT
- Where: CheckPoint @Arts Centre Melbourne & Online
Produced by: Arts Access Australia.
Readings from some of the Writing Place and Writeability artists. Writers with disabilities coming to you loud and proud.
Please note this event takes place at CheckPoint on the forecourt of Arts Centre Melbourne and is also available online via livestream.