On Demand: Thursday, 2nd April
Genre: Talks & Ideas
In 2016, “Emily Doe” wrote a victim impact statement for a Californian courtroom that has been read by 18 million people worldwide.
Now, in her brilliant memoir Know My Name, artist and writer Chanel Miller takes ownership of her own story and identity. Hosted by Edwina Throsby, as part of All About Women 2020.
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