We are thrilled to invite you to join us for an online live webinar for the much anticipated launch of our STARTTS in Schools Evaluation Report. This new report highlights the achievements of the NSW STARTTS in Schools Strategy. It…
STARTTS was immensely proud to support the 2019 Australian Tibetan Interstate Unity (chigdril) Soccer Tournament this month, setting an example of the unifying power of sport. In a message of support, STARTTS' Deputy CEO Lachlan Murdoch stated, "I understand it's…
One of STARTTS' most ambitious community development projects to date, Little Baghdad, has been presented in Fairfield to great acclaim since it launched in June.
The third and final instalment of the project, 1001 Nights in Fairfield, is currently showing at the Fairfield City Museum and Gallery until 16 November 2015.
Urban SmARTS brought together many of STARTTS’ ongoing youth arts projects in a vibrant celebration and showcase of STARTTS’ arts programs with young people. On the 8th of August Powerhouse Youth Theatre (PYT) in Fairfield played host to an exciting array of youth-led projects using artistic activities to build connections between refugee young people and to overcome trauma.
The ‘Recharge Conference’, organised by Y Foundations and held on August 7th, was a chance to re-energise the conversation on youth homelessness. The two day program included presentations from nationwide peak services and agencies involved in working with vulnerable youth affected by homelessness. STARTTS’ Training Officer, Belinda Green was invited to speak about the needs and experiences of refugee young people.