StoryCraft: Art & storytelling workshops / ستوري كرافت ورشات فنيةلسرد القصص

Creative workshop for the Arabic-speaking community

Explore storytelling through photography, writing, sound and film.

StoryCraft is a free creative program for people from Palestinian and other Arabic-speaking backgrounds who want to share their stories and ideas through the arts.

Participants don’t need any previous experience in art, photography, writing, or film. Workshops are in Arabic and English.

Note: Workshop registrations have closed. Workshops are now full but contact us if you’d like to join future programs!

When

Every Friday and Saturday, 10am–1pm
From Friday 28 November to Saturday 20 December 2025

Where

UTP 

Program Snapshot

Friday 28 November 2025
Introduction
Photography
Dreem Coaching & Consulting Session

Saturday 29 November 2025
Photography
Dreem Coaching & Consulting Sessions (individuals)

Friday 5 December 2025
Visual Art
Dreem Coaching & Consulting Sessions (individuals)

Saturday 6 December 2025
Visual Art

Friday 12 December 2025
Writing

Saturday 13 December 2025
Writing
Sound Recording

Friday 19 December 2025
Filmmaking
Sound Recording

Saturday 20 December 2025
Filmmaking

 

Artist & Facilitators

  • Dreem Coaching & Consulting with Reem Burrows
  • Photography with Marian Abboud
  • Visual Art with Zeina Iaali
  • Writing with Sarah Ayoub
  • Sound Recording with Ludwig El Haddad, Ala’a Al Qaisi
  • Filmmaking with Ludwig El Haddad, Ala’a Al Qaisi, Marian Abboud, Fadia Abboud

Participants will

  • Connect with other Arabic-speaking creatives
  • Learn new skills in art, writing, photography, sound and film
  • Tell their own stories in their own voice
  • Work with experienced artists from the community
  • Be part of an informal showing of work at the end of the program

 

Workshop Registrations Closed

Registrations have closed. Workshops are now full but contact us if you’d like to join future programs:

Contact Fadia and Adeeb
Email: StoryCraft@Diversityarts.org.au

 

This project is a partnership between Diversity Arts Australia and Palestine Australia Relief and Action (PARA) and supported by the Australian Government.