Category: Talks, courses & workshops

Written and performed by Vashti Hughes. Directed by Liesel Badorrek. Sound Design by Ross Johnston.The title of one of B...

Co-created by Harriet Gillies- Lucas Jervies- Hugh O'Connor and Solomon Thomas. Concept and performance by Lucas Jervies...

Table for Six

Design Thinking by Guild of Objects

Japanese Artisan Flower Earrings Workshop

Like to paint or draw? - Phone a friend, you wont want to miss this. Settle in with your art kit in the idyllic rusti...

Join us at the Little Love Co Studio in Norwood for a night of fresh flower fun! In our Seasonal Flower Arranging Worksh...

Rediscover your riding confidence in our rusty riders course.The course runs at a slower pace and develops the skills and confidence required to be an effective bike rider.Topics covered:Classroom: rights and responsibilities- route planning- traffic and positioning theoryOff-street: control skills and practiceWhat to bring:Your bikeClean ragA bike in good working order (instructors will assess your bike's road-worthiness and may exclude you from the course if they feel your bike is unsafe)A helmetWaterSunscreen

The racialised narrative surrounding Covid-19 has sparked a surge in racial abuse targeting People of Colour.Whether it's a new poll finding almost one third of Australians blame the Chinese community for the pandemic. Or a study by the Migrant Worker Justice Initiative revealing a quarter of Australia's international students faced racial abuse during the pandemic. Or an Asian Australian Alliance survey collecting more than 500 stories from People of Colour of coronavirus-related racial abuse within a few months.People of Colour are experiencing a surge of racially motivated attacks. That's why we're launching regular bystander intervention workshops to empower allies to effectively and safely intervene when they see racial abuse.These free three hour interactive online workshops will cover:The types of racial abuse People of Colour are facing in this momentThe positive impact of bystander interventionEvidence-based bystander intervention methodology to safely interrupt racial abuseAnd space to practically roleplay scenarios in a safe environmentParticipants will leave with the tools- strategies and confidence to safely support someone experiencing discrimination.These workshops are free and open to anyone (although we particularly encourage people who identify as allies to attend) so please share with your family- friends & networks. Special thanks to the City of Sydney whose generous support has made these workshops possible.