Take A Walk In My Shoes

Siún Carden; Roxane Permar; Sian Wild; Jen  Hadfield; Anthony  Di Angelo; Jason  Campbell; Jess  Carlyle; Shannon  Boston; Akira Foster; Erica Lines; Aylesha Meades; Ciara North; Jason Nicol; Julia Roberts; Lauren  Young; Anupa Gardner

Take A Walk In My Shoes

Siún Carden (Editor)
, Roxane Permar (Editor)
, Sian Wild (Editor)
, Jen Hadfield (Editor)
, Anthony Di Angelo
, Jason Campbell
, Jess Carlyle
, Shannon Boston
, Akira Foster
, Erica Lines
, Aylesha Meades
, Ciara North
, Jason Nicol
, Julia Roberts
, Lauren Young
, Anupa Gardner (Illustrator)

UHI Shetland

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Abstract

This book is part of the Home and Belonging project (2019-2022). It is a collection of creative writing by the #ShetlandCrew of care experienced young people, supported by Jen Hadfield. The book is part of the Home and Belonging project an arts-based research project (2019-2022) led by the University of the Highlands and Islands' Centre for Island Creativity in partnership with Who Cares? Scotland. The project is about what 'home' and 'belonging' mean for care-experienced young people and their communities.

Original language	English
Number of pages	111
Publication status	Published - 18 Feb 2022

Keywords

care experience
creative writing
poetry
Shetland

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