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[Teens Takeover | re:write] Writing Eco-Poetry for a Sustainable Future
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About the Event
With the climate crisis ever-looming, it is hard to imagine a future where people have a positive and sustainable relationship with nature and our natural resources.
In this workshop, climate artist Cheyenne Alexandria Phillips will lead young writers through a series of guided writing and creative exercises that encourage them to consider their current relationship with the natural world and how their beliefs and actions impact the future.
By the end of the workshop, participants will leave equipped to create eco-poetry that is expansive, hopeful and regenerative, allowing them to imagine a healthy, sustainable future for all.
Participants must bring an item from nature to the workshop, e.g. a leaf, a rock, a mushroom, a flower.
About the speaker
Cheyenne Alexandria Phillips is a multi-hyphenate climate artist, whose work revolves around using writing, performance and art to explore and interrogate the intersectionality between climate, science, society, policy, culture and identity. She is also an Associate Artist with Checkpoint Theatre and a Young ASEAN Storyteller. Her recent works include: t=d*s (RainShadow Studios,2026), ECOncert (Ding Yi Music Company, 2025), Brainstorm (Gateway Arts, 2025), Playing With Fire (Checkpoint Theatre,2024), The Last Gardener (The Theatre Practice, 2024), A Literary Trail of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve (ASEAN Centre of Biodiversity, 2022), Vulnerable, an eight-part podcast (Checkpoint Theatre, 2021) and A Grand Design (Checkpoint Theatre, 2020). She has also been on several arts/science residencies including La Wakaya Residency – Tropics in San Blas, Panama (2018), The Arctic Circle (2024) and LABVERDE Speculative Futures Residency in the Brazilian Amazon (2025). Cheyenne is also a licenced tour guide and runs a spoken-word competition called Outspoken.
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