‘Silent Tears’ – 5 Feb 2018 – 20 April 2018 – Amelie A. Wallace Gallery, SUNY Long Island, NY.
1985 Plains People – stories from indigenous South Australians.
24 April 2018 – Forum, James Memorial Chapel, Union Theological Seminary, New York.
Redfern Community Centre, Sydney – Deadly Minds Program which focuses on Mental Health. Portraits of local families and workshop attendees. Belinda collaborated with photographer Barb McGrady on this project. Images will be exhibited at the Redfern Community Centre in 2015.
Family Planning NSW – Workshops with people with disabilities who identify as Gay Lesbian Transgender Queer and Intersex, tell their stories of double discrimination. 19 Participants were both filmed and photographed and the exhibition was shown at the 2014 Mardi Gra at the Seymour Centre. The work continues to be used by Family Planning NSW to create community engagement and workshops.
Bankstown Community Resource Group, Sydney – Portraits of local families who disadvantage did not enable them to be in contact with a professional photographer. The photographs were enlarged and framed for the families to take home. Portraits were exhibited as a part of 2014 NAIDOC WEEK celebrations.
Queensland Department of Communities, Aurukun – Film Workshop with Knierim Brothers, teaching young adults with mental illness from Drug and Alcohol Abuse. The project was to create engagement between the students and their community. Youtube Chanel was created and is managed by the students. In 2014 Indigenous Community Television included all short films within their programming.
Moran Foundation – Teaching photography with Merv Bishop in across Yolngu communities in Arnhem Land the North Territory, Australia. Students work was selected and exhibited in Moran Foundation Exhibition. One students work as used to promote further workshops in remote communities.