Our Point 3 - Creative Storytelling Series

Thu 26 Nov 6pm - 8pm
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Our Point 3 - Creative Storytelling Series

Thu 26 Nov 6pm - 8pm

Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre, Melbourne

Beyond Identity® Rainbow and Colour | Creative Storytelling Series

About

Through a series of creative storytelling workshops, we explore our identities, which might include but not limited to culture, heritage, gender, sexuality, healthy relationships, neurodiversity and family experiences.

Explore creatively:

🎨 Zine making and collage

✍️ Creative writing and poetry

🎭 Theatre and storytelling

🖐️ Shadow puppetry

💃 Dance and movement

💬 Story circles and paired exchanges

🌱 Wellbeing and creative activities

You don't need to have a particular story to tell. You can participate through listening, creating, sharing, or simply being part of the community.

You don’t need to have creative experience or advanced English to participate. We welcome people with different backgrounds, experiences, confidence levels and ways of expressing yourselves.

For Who?

LGBTQIA+ international students, migrants and allies from multicultural and multifaith backgrounds. 🌈🌏

Come along in a way that feels comfortable for you. 💚

Want to be part of the exhibtion?

With your consent and willingness, your artwork and stories might become part of the Beyond Identity® Rainbow and Colour exhibition, zine publication, and short documentary in 2027.

Free

Accessibility and communication

We want to make the walks welcoming, inclusive and as accessible as possible for everyone.

If there are ways we can make the experience more accessible or support different communication needs, please let us know when you register or contact our project coordinator, Natasha at natasha.lourenco@ourpoint3.org.

We’re happy to discuss what would help you participate comfortably and meaningfully.

Acknowledgement

Presented by: Our Point 3

Supported by: City of Melbourne Libraries, Feifei Curiosity, BetterActs

Grant acknowledgement:

This activity received grant funding through the Australian Government’s Multicultural Grassroots Initiatives grant program.