“Our students and staff can not stop raving about Mitch and Lele. They were fabulous! They were engaging, easy going, generous, inspirational, energetic and could read an audience so well. We could not be happier.” - Merbein P10 College
Voice of Lele is more than a performer — she’s a powerful storyteller and cultural educator who brings her lived experience as a West Papuan refugee to the stage and classroom. Her education program is a heartfelt invitation for students and educators to engage with themes of identity, resilience, and belonging through music, storytelling, and cultural exchange.
Her sessions include:
- An introduction to Lele's refugee journey
- Cultural education through traditional songs, dance, and stories
- Honest reflections on migration, family, and identity
- Insights into Australia’s refugee system and lived experiences
- Activities that encourage empathy, discussion, and creative expression
Whether performing for a gymnasium full of schoolchildren or speaking to a university cohort, Lele creates safe spaces for curiosity, connection, and cultural understanding.
Curriculum Links: Creative and Performing Arts, Wellbeing, Human Society and Its Environment, Belonging, Being, Becoming, Humanities and Social Sciences, Diversity and Inclusion.
Suitable for: Lele’s interactive workshops are tailored for early childhood, primary, secondary, university, and community groups, with content adapted to suit different age levels and learning outcomes.
Format: Various formats available.
Lele’s passion for community and youth development shines through every word she shares. Her education program is ideal for schools seeking to align with diversity, inclusion, and social justice frameworks, while offering an unforgettable experience that blends art, culture, and storytelling.