10 week Pacific and Polynesian cultural course, to help 50 Year 5-7 students at Vincent State School understand and learn the importance of cultural diversity, respect and self-confidence.The 10 week course will be split into 2 stages. Stage 1 will introd

Vincent State School
Posted: 30 June 2003
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The Warrior Women Exhibition is a moving, insightful and innovative mixed media artistic exhibition created by women exploring their experiences of breast cancer.

The exhibition provides a unique insight into the the lives of women who have been aff

stART community artists and art space
Posted: 07 October 2003
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Westies - Shoo Habib! is an innovative television project devised, co-written and acted by young people from the Arabic community in Western Sydney.
Participants draw on their own life experiences to create and develop characters and narrative.

Virus Media
Posted: 26 June 2003
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From April to June 2003, Marg consulted with 15 groups of women who generously shared their stories of health and wellness, their memories of Dale Street Women's Health Centre and the stories of their communities.

Dale Stree Women's Health Centre
Posted: 21 December 2004
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THE PROJECT
The message of the Olympic Games (Citius, Altius, Fortius) Athlima in Greek means sport; on a second level it means struggle, a creative struggle to be faster, higher, stronger. The Olympic Spirit rewards excellence in sport and in cultur

CINEWEST
Posted: 20 March 2003
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The project is a collaboration with communities and youth services on Mid-North Coast NSW. The objective to work within communities to initiate a sustainable youth arts skills program encompassing mentorship from artists (both local and visiting), elders

Slippry Sirkus inc
Posted: 12 February 2003
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Students create a show from stories gathered from local people.

Kalamunda Zig Zag Community Arts Festival
Posted: 14 October 2003
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A series of multi-art workshops, which took place over 10 weeks with over forty schoolboys (years 9-12) leading to a self devised multi media spectacular performance – in which over 30 boys performed.

Bankstown Youth Development Service Inc. PO Box 577 Bankstown NSW 1885 Phone 02 97938324
Posted: 10 March 2004
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