Seeking LGBTQI Interviewees (with a UK immigration story/history):

Would you or your friends be happy to help us with our Rainbow Pilgrims (RP)Training Programme for young creative people? With Roundhouse Camden & in collaboration with Soas Radio.

On SAT 25 NOV 2017, 14:30-16:30, we are looking for a handful of participants who volunteer to be interviewed and audio-recorded by a young people in order to produce podcasts on themes exploring: ‘what is it like to be LGBTQI and an immigrant/refugee/asylum seeker, from an ethnic minority/BAME/PoC/GRT and/or a person of faith in Britain today?

A group of up to 12 young creatives will be trained in interviewing skills and  learning about community-based story-telling and producing podcasts for radio on 25/16 November 2017.

The podcasts may be featured alongside our RP outputs for LGBT History Month, online & edu resources (always with permission of the interviewee).

Anon participation is possible.

venue: Chalk Farm Road, Camden, London, NW1 8EH

Facilitators: Nicole Logan, Roundhouse Radio Station Manager and co-founder of Foundation, a PoC powered, queer inclusive, gender non-conforming arts production organisation. And sound artist and radio producer Lucia Scazzocchio, who founded Social Broadcasts. Social Broadcasts collects real life stories and displays audio work for organisations such as V&A, Tate Exchange and Hackney Museum.

Rainbow Pilgrims is happy to help with travel expenses (must be agreed in advance).

Express your interest – RP project coordinator Shaan asap via Contact Us