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Helping youth tell their stories

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Cassandra Zaucer

31 July 2023, 4:32 AM

Helping youth tell their stories

Beyond Empathy, a cultural arts for community development organisation, is inviting the community to come along to their film night where they will show snippets of two of their films, ahead of their series of workshops for youth.



Protection tells the story of children from public housing estates in the Illawarra while Rites of Passage, which has been screened at international film festivals, follows six disadvantaged and marginalised teenagers who respond to the challenges surrounding them.


There will be a Q&A with the cast and crew afterwards.



The night will also launch a series of workshops for youth, aged 12-24 years old, that involves working with creators of award-winning films and podcasts to create their own work.


“Whether it be podcasts or film, it’s something that young people can come together and create collaboratively,” says Beyond Empathy’s Shaniece Igano.


“We are very excited to have everyone come and get to know us and see what we do.”


Community Film Night, 3 March, Joyce Wheatley Community Hall, 7-9pm