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Would you like to learn the media basics of capturing your stories on video?

We’re excited to announce a series of Yinhawangka Recording Workshops taking place this May. These hands-on sessions are designed for Yinhawangka members aged 14+ who want to learn practical media skills to help share, record, and preserve stories for future generations.

If that sounds like you, we encourage you to register early as places are limited.

Who can attend?

  • Yinhawangka members and their families

  • Ages 14+. Participants under 18 must attend with a parent or guardian

Families are warmly welcomed to join.

What you’ll learn

These practical workshops will give you the confidence to start recording high-quality video and audio. You’ll learn:

  • How to use YAC’s professional recording equipment, including cameras and microphones (equipment available for hire)

  • The basics of capturing clear, strong audio and video for storytelling and archiving

  • Simple techniques for filming on your phone to achieve the best quality while on the move

Whether you’re recording family stories, community events, or personal projects, these skills will help you bring stories to life.

When and where are they taking place?

Locations
Dates
Headland
IBN Office, 3 Brand Street, South Hedland
12th May 2026
Paraburdoo, Karingal, 88 Anzac Place, Paraburdoo
14th May 2026
Karratha
Tambrey Pavillion, Lot 4227 Tambrey Drive
Nickol, Karratha
26th May 2026

Want to join?

We’d love for you to take part! Please note that spaces are limited so you will need to register your space below to secure your spot.

Register your interest by filling in the form below:

OR you can also register by:

Email: Send an email stating which workshop you’d like to attend to: admin@yinhawangka.com.au

Phone: 08 9189 5110

Please note: Workshops require a minimum number of participants to proceed. If this number is not met, the workshop will be cancelled.

These workshops are a great opportunity to build skills, connect with community, and help preserve Yinhawangka stories for the future.

We look forward to seeing you there.

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