Welcome back to another wonderful episode from The Earth Sea Love Podcast. With Dalbinder Kular, an imagineer and ancestral transcriber, this is another specially commissioned episode in collaboration with Northumberland National Park's Future Landscapes Festival. In this episode we‘ll be talking about how Dal is decolonising writing for healing. How Dal has created spaces where transformation is possible through language and creativity. Through exploring identity, race, memories, trauma and nature, with creative and life-based writing arts ~ poetry therapy, journaling, writing, zine-making, Dal is a powerful and creative. force in supporting herself and other women of colour to use their voice to take up space here, there and everywhere.
Speaking with our podcast host, Sheree Mack, Dal talks about:
Bio:
Dalbinder Kular
Writer & Facilitator | Creative Writing for Healing.
Dal is a writer, educator and mentor specialising in creative and life-based writing arts and on a mission to ignite imaginations and decolonise the writing-for-healing arts. From leaving school at 16 years old with 3 O-levels, to severe burnout, grief and loss Dal has used the power of words to write herself back home and transform her life.
She loves to share everything she has learned with others.
Dal is British Punjabi/Sikh heritage, born and based in Sheffield, UK – on the edge of the glorious Peak District where she’s often found walking, having a cuppa and writing in her tiny camper, Muddy.
Website : Dal Kular - where you can sign up for the really useful ‘Field Notes’ community newsletter.
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Twitter: dalkular1
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020 - Creativity, travelling and searching for home with Catherine Lucktaylor
019 - Healing from trauma and grief through a connection with the land with Velda Thomas
018 - A lovely conversation with Avni Trivedi exploring bodywork, nature and wildness
017 - Language, place, nature and identity with Jessica J. Lee
016- Talking about Black Environmentalism with Shaira Begum
015 - An Open and Honest Conversation about Racism, Nature and Camping with Jola Olafimihan - part 2
014 - An Open and Honest Conversation about Racism, Nature and Camping with Jola Olafimihan - part 1
013- Writing on Leaves with Niveen Kassem
012- Swimcaps and hair and power with Sheree Mack
011 - Exploring the dark night of the soul and nature with Makeda Pennycooke
010- Talking about sexual reparenting and trauma with Betsy Perez
009 - Personal Narrative pt.3 with Sheree Mack
008 - An Intimate Conversation with Olwen Wilson about Visual Journaling and Claiming Joy
007- Reconnecting with Nature for Mental Health and Healing with Shirley-Anne Bingham
006 - Coming back: we’ve been building our power
005 - An intimate conversation with Hiranya de Alwis Jayasinghe exploring nature and spirituality
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