Building collective resistance across the movement
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Registrations
Conference Pass
$50-$150
Online Pass
$20
Conference Dinner
$65
Conference Programme
Day 1
27/01/2023
Palestinian narrative, demands, and non-negotiables
The first day will feature a panel of Palestinians who will reflect the diversity of the Palestinian experience; diaspora, West Bank, Gaza Strip, and 1948. They will discuss the broad Palestinian narrative, fundamentals, demands, and analyse what solidarity looks like. Some of the day’s workshops will include: ‘Intersections between the Palestinian and indigenous struggle for justice and self-determination’, ‘Queer rights movement’, ‘Western Sahara and the Palestinian struggle: similarities and differences’, ‘Centring the Palestinian narrative in our advocacy’, and ‘A shared vision for liberation’.
Day 2
28/01/2023
The movement in Australia; wins, challenges, and strategies moving forward
Day two will cover the movement and its history in Australia, intersectionality, and lessons learned. Some of the day’s workshops will include ‘Israeli Apartheid and Australia’, ‘BDS working groups’, ‘Lessons of the East Timor solidarity campaign’, ‘Political lobbying’, and ‘Building social movements internationally’.
Day 3
29/01/2023
National Day of Action – the 75th Nakba
The final day of the conference will begin with a plenary discussing 75 years of Nakba, and what’s next for the movement, followed by an in-depth planning session for a national day of action.
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Endorsing Groups
Always was, always will be, Aboriginal Land.