Stories We Live: A Storytelling Workshop
Description
Every family has stories worth sharing.
Join University of Auckland Senior Lecturer Dr Naashia Mohamed for a welcoming multilingual storytelling workshop.
Multilingual families can explore the stories that shape their lives, identities and sense of belonging. Drawing on your family’s languages, cultures, memories and everyday experiences, we’ll discover how these stories can become meaningful stories for children.
No writing experience is needed, just bring your imagination and the stories you carry with you!
📅 Saturday 24 October
🕤 9.30am-3pm
📍 Rānui Library
🥗 Lunch provided
Spaces are limited and registration is required.
This workshop is made possible through funding from the University of Auckland.
FAQs
- What is this workshop about?
Join Dr Naashia Mohamed, Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland, for an interactive storytelling workshop inspired by the Multilingual Stories We Live project. Together, we'll explore how our languages, cultures, identities, and lived experiences shape who we are.
No storytelling or writing experience is required.
- Can I bring my children?
Absolutely. We understand that childcare isn't always available, and children are welcome to come along. The workshop is designed for adults, but we aim to provide a welcoming environment for families. We simply ask that parents and caregivers supervise their children during the session so everyone can participate comfortably.
- Is food provided?
Yes, lunch will be provided.
- What if I can no longer attend?
If you can no longer make it, please cancel your registration through Humanitix or let us know as soon as possible. This allows us to offer your place to someone else and helps us plan catering numbers.
- Where can I learn more about the Multilingual Stories We Live project?
You can explore the project, its research, and the multilingual stories created with families from across Aotearoa New Zealand at: https://www.multilingualstories.auckland.ac.nz/
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