Every story has the power to educate, heal, and create change.
The KBHAC Emerging Storytellers Program will equip young KBH survivor descendants aged 18-25 with the tools and confidence to tell stories in ways that are creative, culturally respectful, and impactful.
Over three days, participants will learn:
How to turn an idea into a compelling story
How to plan and structure a short video project
How to film using cameras and smartphones
Basic video editing techniques
The importance of consent, cultural safety, and story ownership
More than learning technical skills, participants will gain valuable insights into ethical storytelling and the responsibility that comes with sharing community stories.
This is an opportunity to learn from experienced storytellers, connect with the legacy of the Kinchela Boys Home Uncles, and develop skills that can support future creative, community, and career pathways.
Paid internship opportunities available for selected participants.
Expressions of Interest close Monday, November 16.
Contact Lesley Franks or Paulette Whitton
Office: (02) 9051 1690
Mobile: 0478 291 881
lesley.f@kbhac.org.au
paulette.w@kbhac.org.au
Places are limited.
Read more about the Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation.