Interactive talks and tactile installations for secondary-aged students. Students develop their understanding of multicultural Australia, as well as migrant and refugee experiences, build empathy and understanding through an experiential learning model.

Contact us about our Culture Talks and our Pop-Up Museum for your school, library or organisation.

Elephants in the Room’s Multilingual Story Time invites children and families to enjoy stories in community languages alongside English, celebrating the rich linguistic diversity in our communities. These sessions support children’s early language development, cultural identity and confidence in a welcoming, playful library space.

Research shows that children who grow up using more than one language often develop stronger literacy, problem‑solving skills and a deeper sense of belonging as they connect with their heritage and community through language and stories. Exposure to multiple languages has been linked with improved cognitive flexibility and communication skills, helping children see the world from many perspectives.

https://raisingchildren.net.au/babies/connecting-communicating/bilingualism-multilingualism/bilingualism

Practise community languages through drama and song

Create street theatre with friends old and new!

Build confidence, language and performance skills

Neurodivergent ? Shy? .. Everyone is welcome in a supportive and safe space