Show Me The Way in Earlwood, New South Wales, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Show Me The Way

Locality: Earlwood, New South Wales, Australia

Address: 13 Bamboo Avenue 2206 Earlwood, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.showmetheway.org.au

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25.01.2022 Show Me The Way-Menindee 2019.

25.01.2022 Show Me The Way board met yesterday for the 2019 AGM.

24.01.2022 Jasmin Meehan, Show Me The Way student at Menindee Central School, filming role model Amanda King, Aboriginal Education Officer, as part of the "My Country Your Country-The Menindee Stories" collection. See more at showmetheway.org.au

24.01.2022 #showmetheway AGM

24.01.2022 In September, Chris Maguire and Brendan Littlechild (CEO and Chair, respectively) of Show Me The Way were interviewed by Lowanna Grant from MediaRING about the organisation’s new developments in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Chris and Brendan talked about updates to the programs that allowed them to run virtually, including new online platforms and virtual workshops. Read more about the interview here:... https://www.showmetheway.org.au//mediaring-yarning-series/ Or watch the full interview here: https://www.facebook.com/FremantleAus/videos/241781403942764 #education #indigenouscinema

23.01.2022 Brendan Littlechild and Chris Maguire from Show Me The Way (SMTW) were interviewed by MediaRING as part of the MediaRING Yarning series.

19.01.2022 Show Me The Way - Kimberley 2019. The SMTW team was in Derby, WA in June to support 16 students from Derby District High School in making 8 films of First Nations local heroes. The films were launched in Derby at the school on 7 August.

19.01.2022 In late 2018 a group of Aboriginal women from Menindee took a 2000km round trip to Belmore Boys High School to be introduced to Arabic Muslim culture, to discus...s misconceptions about both cultures and ways in which they can mutually promote understanding and respect. Here is their story: https://menindee.storylines.com.au//menindee_at_the_mosque/ NSW AECG Inc. Show Me The Way NSW Department of Education Menindee Central School See more

15.01.2022 On July 4 films from Show Me the Way workshops in Menindee were screened at Menindee Central School. Eight films of local heroes made by Year 9-11 students formed the DVD, "My Country Your Country-the Menindee Stories". It is planned this program will continue over three years, creating a valuable resource not only for the community of Menindee but the whole of Australia.

12.01.2022 Great opportunity for the right person. Please share with your networks

12.01.2022 We need you!!! We are looking for some really enthusiastic volunteers to form a Show Me The Way volunteer grants team. You don't have to have written grants before, but have a drive and passion for supporting First Nation people and people from refugee backgrounds, and have a love of writing. Show Me The Way work with local young people and communities to uncover untold stories and celebrate culture.... We are looking for around three to five volunteers who would be happy to help out with writing a few grants per year. We will help you out every step of the way too and show you how it all works. You can do this at home, at any time of the day! Comment below if you are interested or email [email protected] with your superpowers and how they will help you in the role, and how much time you have available to commit to this role. We can’t wait to welcome you to the team. Please share this with your community to help us find the right people for this volunteer role. Pic below: Our students and interviewees at a Show Me The Way film screening, Menindee Central School, Menindee, NSW

11.01.2022 Stacy Campton works in Canberra, managing projects that deliver education funding around Australia. Her project load totals over $500 million and sees her travel Australia-wide. Watch Stacy talk about the importance of her education in driving her career to new heights: https://www.showmetheway.org.au/stories-from-across-austr/ #education #indigenouscinema

10.01.2022 Looking Out Looking In is now available on iTunes! This compilation documentary, made by Show Me The Way students at Walgett Community College High School, showcases role models from Sydney to Walgett. The film gives insight into a diverse range of people connecting with community and culture. Find Looking Out Looking In on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com//looking-out-looking/id1535874577

06.01.2022 The Show Me The Way-Derby 2019 program culminated in the DVD launch and screening of films of First Nations local heroes at the Derby District High School last night. ABC Radio was there

02.01.2022 ‘Looking Out Looking In’ is a series of short documentary films made by students from Walgett Community College High School with the support of Show Me The Way. Find this film through the links below. Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/ ... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com//looking-out-looking/id1535874577 See more

02.01.2022 We’re excited to announce "Looking Out Looking In" has been released on iTunes! Made by Show Me The Way students from Walgett Community College High School, this documentary showcases some of the local heroes from community and others from the Australian Museum in Sydney Check out the trailer below. ... #LookingOutLookingIn #indigenouscinema #alwayswasalwayswillbe

02.01.2022 My Country Your Country - the Walgett Stories shown today as part of Reconciliation Week. Story courtesy NCIE

02.01.2022 My Story Matters 3 was launched at the State Library of NSW last week. This is the final DVD in the collection of 24 First Nations local hero documentaries from across Australia. The films were made by high school students with the support of industry professionals from Show Me The Way. These films will be held in the National, states and territories and public libraries across Australia.

01.01.2022 Show Me The Way-Walgett 2019 Film Workshops ran this past week. Eight more films of deadly local heroes were made by students from Walgett Community College High School with the support of Show Me The Way. Pictured are some of the students at the end of the week of filming and post production.