Anika Wadood is a writer, poet, founder of Resham Collective, and Advocacy and Campaigns fellow at Asylum Reform Initiative. Based in London, she hosts poetry nights, exhibitions, and workshops. In her poetry she explores themes of social injustice and cultural identity through her experiences, while amplifying silenced voices from marginalised communities.

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