When
SaturdayApril 1
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Where
University of Newcastle NUspace X207
Level 2
Cnr Hunter & Auckland St
Newcastle NSW 2300
ACCESSIBILITY
Tickets
$17.50+ Transaction fee
Growing Pains
In their recent books, Cadance Bell, Mawunyo Gbogbo, and Shannon Molloy paint a detailed, colourful, and at times confronting, picture of growing up. They discuss their search for belonging and acceptance and how their childhood experiences shaped their sense of self.
Hosted by Dan Cox.
The Speakers
Cadance Bell
In their recent books, Cadance Bell, Mawunyo Gbogbo, and Shannon Molloy paint a detailed, colourful, and at times confronting, picture of growing up. They discuss their search for belonging and acceptance…
Mawunyo Gbogbo
In their recent books, Cadance Bell, Mawunyo Gbogbo, and Shannon Molloy paint a detailed, colourful, and at times confronting, picture of growing up. They discuss their search for belonging and acceptance…
Shannon Molloy
In their recent books, Cadance Bell, Mawunyo Gbogbo, and Shannon Molloy paint a detailed, colourful, and at times confronting, picture of growing up. They discuss their search for belonging and acceptance…
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