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Creativity. Connection. Change.

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After singing all over the world, for presidents and popes, what made Charlotte Church focus on creating spaces so people can rediscover the deep relationship with themselves and their world? Chine McDonald finds out. 

  • Charlotte Church
  • Chine McDonald

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  • Relationships
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Speakers: Charlotte Church, Chine McDonald

Festival: 2026 - Let it all go

Venue: Pagoda

Talk Ref: GB26-013

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  • Communion: Windrush and Carnival (2018)
  • Panel: Hidden in plain sight? Bringing black women into focus (2017)
  • Panel: The Lemonade Effect: Beyonce, Blackness, feminism and white discomfort (2016)
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