A child interviewing another child as part of the Way Out West Kids Reporters Program.

Workshops and Community Engagement

CuriousWorks has worked with councils, schools, community organisations and corporations across the country for over 10 years, delivering creative engagement, digital storytelling and filmmaking workshops that cater to a range of people and skill levels.

We use art and digital media to design and deliver workshop programs that strengthen people’s skills and confidence to share their stories, advocate for needs and celebrate cultural diversity and belonging.

Our professional facilitators work closely with the Curious Creators, our group of young media makers, to deliver a wide range of cultural engagement activities, events and programs with your clients or community. Our hands-on approach explores social and cultural issues and needs, directing the outcomes of engagement towards creating quality outcomes that share their stories during and beyond the workshops we deliver.

Through our ongoing deep engagement with diverse communities across Western Sydney, CuriousWorks also provides an Arts and Diversity Engagement Service for entertainment industry clients who are looking for assistance to connect with culturally diverse individuals and communities in Western Sydney.

Anyone that comes to Bidwill from CuriousWorks is relatable, patient, practical and non-judgmental and that works perfect.”

Debbie Higgison-Bradley

Mt Druitt Learning Ground

Journey to Social Housing

The Journey to Social Housing project brought together a group of older social housing tenants from Penrith, the Hawkesbury and the Blue Mountains to discuss their stories of securing housing with Wentworth Community Housing through film, photography and podcasting.

Passage

Passage was a series of short films created through a workshop series facilitated by CuriousWorks with University of Wollongong South West Sydney and Settlement Services International, pairing migrant students with recently arrived refugees.

Zoom Screenshot of the Codebreakers' Tradition and Me Workshop run by CuriousWorks for MYAN's Codebreakers programs. A group of young people of diverse ages and cultural backgrounds hold up collages in front of their faces.

Tradition and Me Workshop

Tradition and Me was an online conversation-building and collage-making workshop facilitated by CuriousWorks with the Codebreakers project, supported by the Western Sydney Community Forum, Multicultural Youth Affairs Network (MYAN NSW) and Blacktown Youth Services Association.

Aboriginal Legal Services, Regional NSW

In partnership with the local police and ALS, we produced 25 short films over two years with young people in Regional NSW to increase awareness of and access to legal rights information

You can explore our other social enterprise services here.

All of our social enterprise offerings can be tailored to suit your time, budget and specifications.

Get in contact with our Social Enterprise producer to discuss your options today!

Email Diego Murillo at diego@curiousworks.com.au or use the contact form below.

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