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Working in South Africa (where her grandmother was born) provided Mo with the inspiration for her first novel, African Violet which received a Northern Writers’ Award in 2013. She is now working on her second novel, The Park. Mo has a BA (Hons) in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from the University of Oxford and is currently undertaking a PhD at the University of Northumbria. For The Great Debate, Mo brings together her event management experience and her dual interests in Arts and Politics. She has convened and chaired a number public engagement discussions including Is Anti-Americanism Xenophobic? (In association with The Ashton Group’s production of Lockerbie 103) and What does it mean to be human? (In association with David Glass Ensemble’s production of The Chimp That Spoke). Among her countless contributions to The Great Debate she was instrumental in organising and obtaining Mediabox funding for The Great Debate's documentary-making project for young people, Living in a Changing World in 2010 which was the inspiration for The Great Debate's film-making programme. |
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