Robbie Telfer

Robbie Telfer is a writer, performance artist, and environmental education professional with a diverse background in poetry, literary events, and conservation.

Robbie Telfer is best known for co-founding the live literary variety show, the Encyclopedia Show, performed in numerous cities globally and for organizing the renowned youth poetry festival Louder Than A Bomb.

Robbie Telfer's achievements include being a finalist at the National Poetry Slam, publishing the book 'Spiking the Sucker Punch' through Write Bloody Publishing, and contributing to video games like Ninjatown and Space Miner: Space Ore Bust.

In the realm of environmental education, Robbie Telfer has worked as a community organizer at the Field Museum and currently serves as the Adult Learning Programs Assistant at the Morton Arboretum.

Education-wise, Robbie Telfer holds a Diploma from Homewood-Flossmoor High School, a BA in English Education, an MA in Creative Writing from Illinois State University, and additional studies at the College of Lake County.

Robbie Telfer has been associated with various organizations including Habitat 2030, Young Chicago Authors, Project VOICE, The Poetry Center, and Leo Burnett Interactive, showcasing a dedication to community engagement, literary arts, and environmental conservation.

With a rich tapestry of experiences in poetry, performance arts, literary events, and conservation efforts, Robbie Telfer continues to make significant contributions to the cultural and environmental landscapes.