With The Dublin Story Slam
Childhood Cancer Ireland is hosting a 3-day camp with The Dublin Story Slam, where you can meet other young people and learn how to use personal storytelling to inspire positive change.
Who is this camp for?
This camp is for young people who have or had cancer and are now aged 12 – 18.
When is it?
13th – 15th August 2025
- Wednesday August 13th 10am – 2pm
- Thursday August 14th 10am – 2pm
- Friday August 15th 10am – 4pm
The Wednesday and Thursday sessions run for three hours, with lunch provided afterwards and breaks during the sessions. On the final day, there will also be a showcase event where you can tell you story on front of family and friends.
Where is it?
The venue is being finalised but will be in Dublin 2 or 4.
Tell us more
If you’ve got something important to say and you want people to listen to you, your personal true stories are your superpower. When you share the right story, you don’t just make people listen, you help them learn and show them how to change the world for the better. But finding the right story to share is hard.
The Dublin Story Slam has been helping young people find and share powerful, real and impactful stories for the last seven years.
In this camp, you will have a chance to explore how personal storytelling works, what makes a great story and how to find the right one for you.
So, if you’ve got something important to say but struggled with finding the best way to say it, this camp is for you.
You’ll also get to meet other young people that you can relate to, as well as doing some fun activities like yoga, icebreaking exercises and pair work to encourage everyone to get to know each other.
On the last day, we will have a showcase event where you will have an opportunity to share your story in front of your family and new-found friends!
Sign up!
If you have any questions before you sign up, just let us know! Contact [email protected] or phone 01 554 5655.
About The Dublin Story Slam
The Dublin Story Slam has been helping individuals find, develop and deliver stories worth sharing for the last 8 years. Whether it’s hosting our open mic storytelling nights at the Sugar Club, Pavilion Theatre and The Abbey Theatre or our storytelling programmes for Dublin City Council, Deloitte, Lidl, OCO & Sport Ireland, we help people share stories that connect.
For the last 7 years we’ve also been the Creative Director for Child Talks from the Ombudsman for Children’s Office. This national event hosted at the Helix invites young people to share stories about how the big issues have shaped their lives personally and what we can do to address them.
We’ve also worked with charities like Belong To, STAND and Spunout as well as last year with Childhood Cancer Ireland. We passionately believe in the power of storytelling to transform not just speakers but their audiences too.
