Event description
The #NotOurKing Charles visit to so-called Australia (18-22 October 2024), saw travelling protests throughout his itinerary, from Sydney to Canberra and everywhere in between!
Come and meet Uncle Wayne ‘Coco’ Wharton, Kooma Murri man and long-time First Nations activist, as he talks about Sovereignty campaigns that have connected communities here, with the Kanaky resistance and fight for self-determination in New Caledonia.
The night will include footage from the many actions during the #NotOurKing resistance campaign, set to music by Derek Tipper, artist, editor and activist. Derek will be facilitating the couch conversation with Uncle Wayne. He will also be selling Resisdance Cxffee with proceeds being split between the Kanaky and King solidarity and resistance campaigns, Atfaluna Charity (Gaza) and Community Kitchens for Displaced People (Sudan).
You can find out more about the First Nations connection with the Kanaky resistance movement here: https://www.facebook.com/Tonoirs
So don’t delay! grab your ticket and join us for this important night of music, food, film and most importantly….. RESISTANCE!
5:30 for a 6pm start
"A Night of Resistance” is being brought to you by Muloobinba (Newcastle) Mums for Palestine and Conversations for Palestine.
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