Poetry Night: Identity & Voice
What does it mean to claim your voice and tell your story?
This month, we’ll explore identity, self-expression and resilience through the poetry of Walt Whitman, Maya Angelou and Audre Lorde.
From the celebration of the self in Song of Myself to the defiant strength of Still I Rise and the collective voice of A Litany for Survival, these poems invite us to reflect on who we are, how we express ourselves and what it means to be heard.
Read, reflect and exchange ideas as we explore the power of poetry to affirm identity and give voice to our experiences.
Is This Experience Right for You?
If you have an English level between B1 and C1 and want to improve your fluency while discussing deep, thought-provoking topics, this event is perfect for you. You don't need to be a poetry expert to join—just bring your curiosity and a willingness to share your perspective!
Spots are limited to ensure a highly interactive and comfortable discussion. Secure your place today and join us for an evening of hauntingly beautiful verses!
When?
Friday, November 20 18:00 - 19:20
Where?
ICANA (Maipú 672, CABA).
Hosted by Lourdes Bango
Lourdes is a translator and educator driven by a love of literature and authentic cultural exchange. Drawing on her years in the United States and her experience training executives from multinational companies, she brings both depth and real-world relevance to every Lab. Her passion for literary expression enriches her sessions, creating engaging pathways that build confidence and make English part of everyday life.