This unique workshop invites you to delve into the profound legacy of Anton de Kom. Guided by writer Akwasi, participants will explore themes of resistance, solidarity, and identity by crafting a personal letter. It's an opportunity for both experienced writers and beginners to engage with history and express their perspectives on Kom's lasting influence.
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This workshop, hosted by writer Akwasi, invites participants to write a personal letter to Anton de Kom, exploring his legacy and themes of resistance and solidarity. It is open to all, with a special invitation to young students from Southeast Amsterdam.
This workshop, inspired by Akwasi's book 'Brieven aan Anton de Kom', offers a space to connect with the legacy of Anton de Kom. Participants will be guided by writer Akwasi to craft their own letter to this historical freedom fighter, delving into themes of resistance, solidarity, identity, and their relevance today. The workshop welcomes writers and non-writers, experienced and beginners, with a particular emphasis on engaging young students from the Southeast of Amsterdam, where Anton de Kom is widely commemorated. The event aims to give voice to the youth and explore their perspectives on Kom's enduring impact. There are 8 spots available on a first-come, first-served basis, with prizes for the best letters and an opportunity to read them aloud at a future Anton de Kom event.
This event is based on donation ('donatiebasis') and has 8 spots available on a first-come, first-served basis. The best letters will be rewarded with a prize of 200 euros.
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