Lamisse Hamouda

Lamisse Hamouda is the author of The Shape of Dust; a memoir written with her father, Hazem Hamouda. She’s written for publications such as Arts of the Working Class, and the 2019 anthology, Arab, Australian, Other: Stories on Race & Identity. Lamisse is also a workshop facilitator, youth worker and Adjunct Lecturer at UNSW.

Lamisse Hamouda is appearing in the following events:

Who Gets To Be Human?

After 235 years of colonisation, who truly gets to be human in so-called Australia? Join Ziggy Ramo, Chelsea Watego, Mo'Ju and Lamisse Hamouda together in conversation with host Osman Faruqi.

Sat 11 May 10:30am @ State Library Conversation Quarter

Lamisse Hamouda: Writing with Family

The acclaimed author of the memoir The Shape of Dust, Lamisse Hamouda, teaches how to bring your family into the creative process of writing about your shared history.

MWF Workshops are presented in partnership with Writers Victoria

Fri 10 May 2:30pm @ The Wheeler Centre Workshop Space

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