Everyone thinks that Change is the most certain thing in life. Everything changes, they say. But what if that weren’t the case? What if Change stopped changing? What would become of children?

This anthology is the result of the 6th Lisbon Poetry Festival and is homonymous with the theme of the sixth edition, Earth – a poetics of us. Published here are 126 poets living in 14 different countries, spread across the Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa. All with the Portuguese language in common.

Promoting and defending journalism is one of the priority areas of work within the More Participation, More Citizenship project, under which this international meeting was organized. The aim of transcribing and making available the debates in this volume is to make them available to others and to extend the discussion that began there.

Twelve more ways of talking about the black experience in Portugal

The anthology Djidiu – A Herança do Ouvido, brings together poetic texts by different black authors who share and discuss their subalternized condition in today’s Portugal, racism in institutions and everyday life, the need to resist and decolonize minds, and mirror the connection between this diaspora and other African diasporas in the world.

Press: A tool for identity resistance called Djidiu

Curiosity and Freedom receive an unexpected visitor who turns their day around. Luckily, Courage was nearby and everything ends in harmony. (2022)

Press: “An Unexpected Visit”, interview with Carla Fernandes