COMPASS CULTURE VOLUNTEERS

Compass Culture offers bi-weekly theatre trips for young refugees and asylum seekers, supported by Compass Collective’s partners and sponsors, including the Old Vic Community Club. These outings foster creative connections and provide opportunities to explore and embrace London’s vibrant cultural scene.

If you’re able to provide free tickets for your events or theatre performances to support Compass Culture, we’d be incredibly grateful. Please reach out to our volunteers to discuss how we can work together.

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    Mais Robinson

    mais@compasscollect.com

    Mais is a freelance facilitator, theatre-maker, and researcher with extensive experience working with theatres and community organizations. As the Founder of Theatre of Dissent, a trustee at Babel Theatre, and chair of Equity’s LGBT+ committee, Mais is dedicated to using theatre for political education and activism. They focus on addressing the interconnected struggles of marginalized communities. In their free time, Mais enjoys writing, board games, and cooking for friends. They are thrilled to join the Compass Collective team to support asylum-seeking and refugee communities through theatre.

  • Zoe Ahmad-Hambling

    zoe@compasscollect.com

    As a Culture Coordinator at our organization, Zoe expertly arranges theatre trips and cultural events, ensuring accessibility for all. With a background as an Access Arrangement Coordinator at a Further Education College, she’s dedicated to inclusive experiences. Holding a BA in French Studies and an MA in Translation, Zoe has a passion for travel and multicultural literature. When not exploring new cultures, she enjoys walking and spending quality time with friends and family.