FULL EPISODE: Curiosity Vs Offensiveness; Diversity Award Winner; and Queer-Inspired Theatre
YounifiedShow Notes
In this episode: our panel will discuss where do we draw the line between curiosity and offensiveness? Featuring Grace Odumosu, film producer, Blezzing Dada, mental health advocate, and Dr James Carr, Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Limerick. We’ll meet the Kerry Garda who’s won a Diversity Award for supporting children with additional needs. And on the Social Scene, we’ll meet the theatre makers who have been inspired by queer people’s stories, Hana Flam & Emma Hurson, creators of the production ‘Traces of a World-To-Be’.
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