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Location: The Queen's House, National Maritime Museum

focuses on the relationship between law and creative writing. The , hosted by LHub at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, is putting on a free afternoon of craft and writing workshops at the National Maritime Museum on 7 November 2026. Explore how the law shapes refugee boat journeys and hone your creative writing skills. Book .

Small boats play a powerful role in how the public imagines migration. Media and political debate have shaped a culture in which law is used to target small boats crossings. Inspired by the National Maritime Museum鈥檚 newly-curated migrant-centred exhibition 鈥楥rossings鈥�, and working with Mass Observation diaries on 鈥楽eeking Asylum鈥�, the Refugee Law Initiative, and SOS Mediterranee, our workshops give you the chance to engage with migrant journeys and reframe legal texts through craft and creative writing.

These events have been organised by the collaboration at the , with the , , , , and . Funded and supported by the .

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