Celebrate Living History
Australia
Presenter: Bev Wilkinson
About Celebrate Living History
• We work with young people and seniors to
document stories for the future
• We offer students the opportunity to write
stories for their portfolio
• We organise exhibitions- Frankston locals
Victoria
Connecting Generations
Living the creative life with Robert
By Andrejs Boboks Griffith University
http://www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au/living-the-creative-life-with-
robert/#more-13069
Stella Wilkie-100 years and counting
• Having never met someone of Stella’s age, I
wasn’t sure what to expect when I visited her
at her nursing home in Murwillumbah. –Kate
Grant Griffith University
Conversation starters
• Where did you grow up?
• What was your childhood like?
• How did you and Grandpa meet?
• Who were your favorite relatives?
• Can you think of any more questions to break
the ice?
• Visit Story Corps for more great questions
Lets get our Denton ON!
• Lets interview each other and write a short
story!
Writing Pyramid
Editing
• Read over what you have written once, Leave
it overnight and read again
• (Often mistakes are found when you give
yourself a break)
• Ask friends and family to read and give
feedback
Learn from the Professionals
• Pick up a copy of a feature magazine
• Look at the journalist’s style of writing
• Find link words- Rewind, Flashback
• GREAT IDEAS on how to craft a article
Potential Barriers
• Post Traumatic Stress
• Ask if there are any NO GO Zones
• Treat with respect and dignity
• Check what you publish is correct
• Resource
• DART CENTER FOR JOURNALISM AND
TRAUMA
Thank you! Any Questions?
Want to submit your story to Celebrate Living
History?
Bev Wilkinson
• Email: celebratelivinghistory@gmail.com
• www.celebratelivinghistory.com

Generations United Roundtable Presentation

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    About Celebrate LivingHistory • We work with young people and seniors to document stories for the future • We offer students the opportunity to write stories for their portfolio • We organise exhibitions- Frankston locals Victoria
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  • 4.
    Living the creativelife with Robert By Andrejs Boboks Griffith University http://www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au/living-the-creative-life-with- robert/#more-13069
  • 5.
    Stella Wilkie-100 yearsand counting • Having never met someone of Stella’s age, I wasn’t sure what to expect when I visited her at her nursing home in Murwillumbah. –Kate Grant Griffith University
  • 6.
    Conversation starters • Wheredid you grow up? • What was your childhood like? • How did you and Grandpa meet? • Who were your favorite relatives? • Can you think of any more questions to break the ice? • Visit Story Corps for more great questions
  • 7.
    Lets get ourDenton ON! • Lets interview each other and write a short story!
  • 8.
  • 9.
    Editing • Read overwhat you have written once, Leave it overnight and read again • (Often mistakes are found when you give yourself a break) • Ask friends and family to read and give feedback
  • 10.
    Learn from theProfessionals • Pick up a copy of a feature magazine • Look at the journalist’s style of writing • Find link words- Rewind, Flashback • GREAT IDEAS on how to craft a article
  • 11.
    Potential Barriers • PostTraumatic Stress • Ask if there are any NO GO Zones • Treat with respect and dignity • Check what you publish is correct • Resource • DART CENTER FOR JOURNALISM AND TRAUMA
  • 12.
    Thank you! AnyQuestions? Want to submit your story to Celebrate Living History? Bev Wilkinson • Email: celebratelivinghistory@gmail.com • www.celebratelivinghistory.com

Editor's Notes

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