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Slam poet powerhouse Huda the Goddess captivates Queensland with award-winning performances

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Huda the Goddess is an award winning slam poet from Queensland hoping to platform diverse voices through the spoken word. This year she received the UNHCR SBS Les Murray Award for Refugee Recognition, using her story to encourage other young poets to express their culture and experiences on stage.
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