The Festival Club is a free online event running each day of the UWRF21 program. The Festival Club will feature various young speakers and inspiring figures, discussing a range of diverse topics from literature, social issues, the environment, and art.
Speakers include authors Zen Cho & Sharlene Teo, who will discuss their various literary works, and I Made Janur Yasa and Ida Bagus Mandhara Brasika, who will explore the topic of waste management in Bali.
The Club events will be live-streamed on the UWRF Instagram account each afternoon of the festival from 8-17 October, and is free for everyone to watch on Instagram Live.
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