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Upcoming Screenings
7pm, The Crossing Theatre, 117 Tibbereena Street, Narrabri
A Friends Flicks Film Society Screening
Memberships available at door. $30 for 3-films or 3 friends can share a pass.
More information: Sharon 6799 1576
12pm for 12.30pm start, The Seagull Room, Bondi Pavillion, Queen Elizabeth Drive, Bondi Beach
Welcome to Country by a local Community Elder, Q&A with special guest speaker Nicole Watson, Senior Reasearcher, Jumbunna House of Learning, UTS
FREE ENTRY. Donations gratefully accepted.
Food and drinks can be bought at the Pavillion and Waverley Council will provide light refreshments (tea and coffee) in the Seagull Room.
With special guest speaker Graeme Mundine, Executive Officer, ACM Sydney Archdiocese
7pm, Rozelle Neighbourhood Centre. 655A Darling St, Rozelle. Sydney
FREE ENTRY. Refreshments provided next door at Tali Gallery (667 Darling St) from 6.30 pm.
Hosted by Amnesty Intl NSW Demand Dignity AG & Tali Gallery
RSVP email nswdignity@amnesty.org.au, or phone Ken 0420 354 096
National Reconciliation Week
6pm sharp, Old Geology Lecture Theatre (Opposite the Footbridge Theatre) near Parramatta Rd Sydney Uni Camperdown Campus
Followed by a guest speaker on ‘Reconciliation’ and what still needs to be done to achieve reconciliation today.
Open to all students at Sydney University and the wider public.
Contact Sally Plunkett (SUMS Indigenous Health Officer) mob: 0432 076 891, email: splu8531@uni.sydney.edu.au
5.30pm, Victoria University, Footscray Nicholson Campus, Terrain (T Building)
Welcome to Country & film Introduction by Matt Bell, formally of Indigenous Hospitality House and ANTaR
Light Refreshments before and after screening.
Silent Auction on the night- Didgeridoo handmade and donated by Uncle Ron Murray
All Proceeds on the donated to ANTaR
Any questions please contact Lauren Perry on 0422658603
5-7.30pm, Manly Art Gallery and Museum, as part of Guringai Festival
Film followed by Q&A with co-director/producer Damien Curtis
More details to come
About Our Generation
A documentary film by Sinem Saban & Damien Curtis (73mins & 52 mins)
Hidden from the eyes of the world, Australia’s First Peoples are fighting for freedom. Our Generation is their call to the nation, a fresh and unflinching look at unresolved issues, driven by the Yolngu of Northeast Arnhem Land.
WATCH THE TRAILER
Take Action
The human rights of Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory are under attack, and the need for public awareness and action is urgent. Whether by signing the Stand For Freedom petition, joining campaigns, screening the film, or just spreading the word, what you can do counts.
