A Day of Connection, Self-Discovery & Communication

📅 Saturday 17 May 2025 | 🕚 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

🌈 What It’s About

Join us for a lively, welcoming day of workshops designed for LGBTQIA+ international students, alumni, and allies. Through creative, gentle, and interactive activities, we’ll explore:

How our identities shift and evolve in different stages of romantic relationships
How to stay connected to ourselves through emotions and movement
What effective communication looks like in real life
How to express emotions authentically—without being taken over by them
Setting healthy boundaries and honouring them with care

No movement or theatre experience needed—just bring your curiosity and an open heart!

🫶 Who This Is For

This workshop day is especially for:

LGBTQIA+ international students & alumni
Allies who want to better understand queer relationships
Anyone reflecting on their relationship status (single, seeking, in a relationship, going through a breakup, etc.)
People who want to strengthen their self-awareness and build more respectful, connected relationship

🌟 What You’ll Gain

By joining, you’ll:

Deepen your connection to your body, emotions, and identity
Learn how your identity shows up in different relationship stages
Build confidence in expressing yourself clearly and kindly
Practice setting boundaries through fun, accessible activities
Connect with others in a warm, inclusive space

🕒 Agenda

11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Workshop 1: My Identities in a Relationship
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Lunch Break
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Workshop 2: Let’s Talk About It

♿ Accessibility & Inclusion

We welcome people of all abilities, backgrounds, and experiences. These workshops:

Are wheelchair accessible
Require no prior movement or theatre experience
Are designed with care to be gentle, trauma-aware, and affirming
Include breaks and space to opt out of activities if needed

If you have specific access needs, let us know when registering, we’d love to support you!

Acknowledgement

This project is presented by Our Point 3

Supported by the State Government, City of Melbourne, City of Melbourne libraries, and Feifei Curiosity.