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Venues

Our 2018 festival venues and accessibility information:

Ashfield Civic Centre

Better Read Than Dead, Newtown

Corelli’s Cafe, Newtown

Imperial Hotel, Erskineville

New Moon, Lewisham

Newtown Neighbourhood Centre

Red Rattler, Marrickville

YOKE HQ, Redfern

 

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We base our work from the land of the Gadigal & Wangal peoples of the Eora nation. Sovereignty never ceded. We wish to pay respects to elders past and present, and all First Nations storytellers. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

Unspoken Words Storytelling is supported by Inner West Council.

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The brilliant @roachwilfred will be sharing stories next Sat at Pride 50! . Wil Roach is an experienced storyteller who uses his lived experiences to share his insights with audiences, through written contributions such as the recently published collection Living and Loving in Diversity and his memoir Gay, Black and Underage. His work has been presented at Sydney Writers’ Festival, Queerstories, Sydney Fringe and Adelaide Fringe, and with the Redfern Writers’ Group. Wil co-produced Unspoken Words festival in 2018. Wil is currently working on solo and collaborative projects. To see more of his story visit storysage.net. . Full details about Pride 50 on our FB and website.
Free film screening next Wed, 7pm in Lewisham! @giveadam_campaign is the documentary made by the Colong Foundation about the Warragamba Dam in the Blue Mountains. It runs for 23 mins and will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. . About the film: Plans to raise Warragamba Dam wall threaten vast areas of Australia’s national parks and precious World Heritage rivers. But when communities get active, history is made. See this spectacular wilderness for yourself and meet the people fighting to save it. . RSVP via the event on our FB xxx
@ha_jer98's installation of audio stories on headphones will be at open day / Stonewall commemoration on the 22nd! There will also be a print copy of the stories as a zine that you can take home ☕ . About the piece: In a world where tradition is everything betrayal tears Family apart. Zainab, the eldest daughter of Roula and Ahmed Mansour, has left. Out of the shattered pieces comes three different stories, three different truths and three different futures. Intimately listen to Zainab, Roula and Ahmed reconcile this act of generational defiance. . See you next Saturday! Full event details on our website and FB.
All we want for Pride is an abolition of the prison industrial complex and freedom for all! Doing some listening to projects like Inside Out and Women's Justice Network, which aim to deliver liberation and community to women and LGBTQIA+ people who've been affected by the prison system.
@nickbaldas presents the HOPE Butterfly Installation and crafting table at our Stonewall commemoration and studio open day, Sat 22 June. . The HOPE Butterfly Installation is a community based interactive art project. Community members of all ages are invited to create a butterfly for the HOPE Butterfly installation. Each butterfly carries a wish, a wish for all wild places. As the butterflies swarm from location to location they carry HOPE, BEAUTY & TRUTH for the wilderness. . See you there!
Like any other time of year, Pride Month can be difficult for the LGBTQIA+ community for various reasons. . If you or someone you know needs a bit of extra support, there are networks of informed & equipped people. In NSW there is @twenty10glcs, the Gender Centre and @aconnsw. Nationally, there is Q Life, @headspace_aus and other services listed in the images. . Queer peer counselling services date back to the 1970s in Sydney with CAMP (Campaign Against Moral Persecution)'s Phone-a-Friend service, through to the Gay & Lesbian Counselling Service in the 80s to today's QLife. . The first image is of a Gay & Lesbian Counselling Service worker in the 1980s, courtesy of Peter Trebilco.
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