Curatorial Tours: In Her Own Words – Verses and Voices

Two Remarkable Poet Laureates in conversation on poetry, memory, women’s voices, and the power of language across generations.

Join us for an intergenerational conversation with acclaimed Poet Laureates: Lillian Allen and Shahaddah Jack, as they reflect on poetry, memory, and the power of language to shape how stories are carried forward.

As a legendary dub poet and songwriter behind “Mission Possible” from The 52 Live, and Ontario’s first Youth Poet Laureate, Allen and Jack bring distinct voices and perspectives to a dialogue grounded in creativity, advocacy, and cultural memory.

Through personal reflections and shared conversation, this evening explores how poetry can uplift women’s voices, preserve Black community histories, and connect generations through spoken word.

Dates

April 30, 2026

Location

401 Richmond Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada

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