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New Project - Inclusion Matters
Inclusion Matters is a new fellowship and mentoring project at the Centre for Stories for emerging writers located in Western Australia.
Upcoming Events
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Jun
19
Fem Book Club – The Lonely City
Fem Book Club is an introduction to a diverse range of texts by women about women.
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Jun
22
Saga Sisterhood
Step into a welcoming, informal space where stories about love, loss, life and strife infuse you with laughter and tears.
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Jun
26
Two To Tango
Eight emerging writers meet with eight emerging editors, speed dating style.
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Jun
27
Bread & Butter — A South African, Greek, Australian
A monthly dinner and storytelling event designed to make you think deeply about social issues.
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Stories
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Joseph Northover – Love and Its Many Faces
In Love and Its Many Faces, Joseph tells of growing up in Northbridge in the 80s, love and loss.
Ingrid Laguna
"Through engaging stories that are told from diverse perspectives, young readers are enabled to empathise with the experience of others."
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Hans Hug
"I didn't expect to experience such a difference in the culture of our two countries. Initially, in Australia, I was euphoric as everything had this lovely pioneering spirit of mateship and equality."
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Eileen Tay
"In Fremantle, there are so many people to know and to talk to. Some of them are grumpy, some of them are cheerful, and some of them are fussy."
A man standing in front of a football stadium field in Fremantle.
Roel Loopers
"I’m very optimistic about the future of Fremantle. I think that transformation is really necessary. It’s absolutely essential that we grow and that we change."
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To create a vibrant, inclusive arts and cultural organisation that uses storytelling to inspire cohesion and understanding through rich and diverse programs.
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