A virtual family workshop for 11-17 year olds at the Library Of Birmingham.
At the workshop we will be looking at Lilian Bader and her role as an aircraftwoman. Each participant will produce their own piece of creative writing.
The workshop is the final one in a series of workshops which will run weekly from Saturday 9th Jan 2021. Over the course of 6 weeks, participants will be looking at current and historical Black British authors, scientists, activists, composers, sportspeople, and members of the armed forces.
Please note it is one ticket per household.
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