This short video from the series Movements: Larry Achiampong + Jamilah Sabur is part of a co-creation project led by Marie-Hélène Lemaire and the PHI Foundation's education team in collaboration with special guest Méshama Rose Eyob-Austin. For this co-creation, Méshama Rose Eyob-Austin and Marie-Hélène Lemaire also wrote a "water poem" in two voices, which we invite you to read as a complement to this video.
About Méshama Rose Eyob-Austin
Méshama Rose Éyob-Austin is currently in her first semester of a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at McGill University. She was awarded the Victor Phillips Award by The Black Theatre Workshop in 2019 for her essay in Black Writers Matter, a collection of work including other emerging Black writers. As an emerging singer, she has performed at events across the community, including at the St. Raymond’s Block Party. She speaks English, French, Spanish and Amharic and is the recipient of multiple academic awards and bursaries, including the City of Lachine Bursary and The Perseverance Bursary.
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