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Podcast: The Creative ZoneRebuilding community connection through the arts.
A conversation on identity, creativity and building back better for the Arts during the coronavirus pandemic. The Creative Zone podcast host, Tali Brash speaks with Eliza Charley & Luisa Tascone (Mi Casa Theatre), and Tegan Jones (Ignite Productions) about creating artistic opportunities during a pandemic.
Topics in this episode include: How to define your own measure of success; what happens when your identity is tied up to your creative and artistic success; and the importance of community connection for artists post lockdowns. Listen on Spotify or Apple podcasts. Publication Date: 10 July 2021 Podcast: PEM Pod"Eliza Charley: ME and the cult-like nature of psychologisation"
"Ahead of world ME day 2024 Daniel spoke to Australian Actress and Activist Eliza Charley. Eliza tells her own very personal Myalgic Encephalomyelitis story... We also talked about finding language to express ourselves and the importance of recognising human worth in ourselves and others."
Audio on Spotify and Apple. Video on You Tube. Publication Date: 12 May 2024 |
Essay: Redefining hope in 2025Share A Story - “How do you find the strength and hope to keep going?”
"We have chosen to believe that the harm inflicted on us as the status quo does not have to be carried through to the next generation. And many brilliant allies have joined the cause. There has been important work completed in research, advocacy, support, fundraising, and awareness. Our efforts have made a difference, but they’ve also worn us down. We’ve done our best to rally for reinforcements. Dare we hope that 2025 is the year the cavalry is coming?"
Publication Date: 31 January 2025 Magazine: "Who am I in the nothingness?""Without work, without study, without labels of what I did, I had no language for who I was." - Eliza Charley
"...When the uncertain and the unplanned came knocking to clear out our lives (in March 2020), it was understandably confronting. Yet rather than embrace the emptiness that parked itself in our hearts and living rooms, we tended to fill it up immediately...
If you saw that Shakespeare meme about writing King Lear during the plague - it made me want to scream.. This ever-intensifying push to find significance in all this tragedy - to make it mean something - was hauntingly familiar to me." Publication: Soul Tread Magazine, Ed 3, Winter 2021 |
Workshop: WIFT Health NightManaging chronic illness in the Film & TV industry.
Women are missing out on opportunities to contribute and tell their stories on screen due to a lack of knowledge, understanding and accessibility in the industry about the challenges of managing chronic illness.
In a world with COVID-19 and the emergence of Long Covid, this discussion is even more important today than ever before around the globe. Eliza Charley facilitated this workshop for film and television professionals in partnership with Women and Film and Television Australia on 21 April 2021. |
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