Tarni Tananthi (Rising Tide) Adelaide present The First Wave - a 20 minute documentary showcasing the 2023 blockade of the world’s largest coal port in Newcastle.

Hear from climate defenders about escalation tactics and being arrested at a live Q&A session. Learn how you can get involved in this diverse movement for climate defence.

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/963051408499902/

Cost: Free! Want to support our movement? Donations are welcome on the night. Food/Drinks: Supper, tea, coffee included.

Bringing a friend? Please ask them to RSVP too, this would be a great help! Join us in celebrating people power & the Rising Tide community!

This event will be held on Kaurna Country, and we pay our respects to Indigenous people everywhere, whose struggle for justice remains integrally tied to land rights and environmental protection.

Join us on Friday May 31st for a community dinner and film screening to raise awareness and funds to support ongoing efforts to stop the genocide in Palestine.

7.30pm dinner after ABK workshop, 8pm -9.30pm film screening

We will be asking $5 a plate for dinner

“From Under the Rubble” is a documentary about the 2009 bombing of Palestine by Israeli forces. Australian filmmakers Anne Tsoulis (Writer, Director & Producer) and John Moore (Producer) shed light on how civilians are impacted by war. In this age of instant global reporting, it is rare to hear from the most vulnerable of people – children. The events are narrated by child survivors of the Samouni family, and illustrated by animation of their drawings. This recount of the bombing in 2009 gives us a glimpse of the situation in Gaza now, and how the lives of Palestinian people are being torn apart. Link to film trailer and details: https://www.roninfilms.com.au

Finally bringing it to so-called adelaide ❤️

Featuring two documentaries made this year:

“From Inside the Mind of Sinwar” (May 2024, 15min) A documentary about Al-Aqsa Flood & Yahya Sinwar’s influence as a leader

“We Shall Prevail” (July 2024, 47min) A documentary about Yemen’s seizure of the zionist Galaxy Leader ship in Nov 2023

Fundraising for @gazamutualaid & my friends initiative for Lebanon 💌

Stickers & zines available for free Mask-mandatory event 😷

The Joinery 111 Franklin St Fully accessible venue ♿️

Join us for an evening of formative Australian queer documentary cinema as we present Witches and Faggots, Dykes and Poofters (dir. Digby Duncan, 1980, 45 mins), depicting the grassroots meetings, strategies, and organising efforts of Sydney’s lesbian and gay activists leading up to the first Mardi Gras in 1978; and, Homosexuality: A Film for Discussion (dir. Barbara Creed, 1975, 43 mins), a series of candid testimonies from homosexual men and women, capturing a diverse range of perspectives on homosexuality during a time when it was still criminalised in all Australian states and territories. These two groundbreaking Australian documentaries were critical to the primary shaping of early queer political resistance and are not just historical artefacts — they are living records of protest, and capture critical political action. Archival queer films remind us of the work that has come before and challenge us to see the present in relation to these earlier struggles.

Short introduction from esteemed scholar Barbara Creed, followed by a post-film discussion and live readings of archival materials.

Queer Visions is supported by UniSA Justice and Society and Network for Studies in Gender, Sexualities and Equity.