A former archbishop has inspired the next generation at a university centre.
The Peterborough Cultural Alliance (PCA) recently hosted a workshop for young people aged 14-25 with Lord Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury.
Held at University Centre Peterborough (UCP), this event was part of the PCA's Cultural Conversations Programme, which aims to inspire the next generation of cultural and arts leaders.
During the workshop, Lord Williams engaged participants in discussions about the power of culture and the arts, and the importance of owning one’s narrative.
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The group explored various themes, including identity, creativity, and the role of culture and the arts in shaping communities.
Liz Knight, academic director of UCP, said: "It was a privilege to welcome Lord Rowan Williams and the PCA to our campus.
"Events like this offer a unique chance for young people to engage with thought leaders and explore the profound influence of culture and the arts.
"We are proud to support initiatives that encourage critical thinking and empower the next generation of cultural and arts leaders."
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