Information and Cultural Exchange
A community initiative fostering the talents of artists from underrepresented communities.
Overview
Since 1984, the Information and Cultural Exchange (ICE) has worked with communities all over western Sydney on creative projects. The initiative focuses on youth, migrants, refugees, First Nations people and people with disability.
On the program, you'll find all sorts of happenings, from free courses in electronic music production to First Nations translations of local history archives and film making workshops led by playwright Tommy Murphy (Holding The Man and Mark Colvin's Kidney) and dedicated to the stories of LGBTQI+ people from culturally diverse backgrounds.
Keep up with developments at ICE's Facebook page.
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