Bi+ Community Palestine Solidarity Fundraiser

"Our struggles are interconnected...there is no such thing as individual liberation. No one is free, until we are all all free" - Queers in Palestine

Join Sydney Bi+ Network for an afternoon of connection and solidarity with Palestine.

We will be raising funds for:

• Gaza Soup Kitchen: Locally led, globally supported. Gaza Soup Kitchen provides hot meals and clean water to Palestinians in Gaza facing deliberate starvation.

• Pal Humanity: A global initiative led by two Palestinian female doctors to offer immediate relief and sustainable support to the people of Gaza

We will have light catering, music, and activities.

What to Expect:

This event is an opportunity to meet bi+ people and allies, and raise money to support initiatives in Palestine. Sydney Bi+ Network will provide light catering. Malaika Mfalme will be performing.

Getting to the Venue: 

Newtown Neighbourhood Centre is located at 11-13 Darley Street, which is off the south end of King Street. The closest train station is St Peters, which is about 300m away on a mostly flat route. Alternatively, Newtown Station is about 1km away, also a mostly flat route. There is limited parking available. 

Accessibility:

The venue has wheelchair access available, including ramps up to the front door. The room has an air purifier and masks will be available. Depending on the number of attendees, the room may be noisy. We have access to the courtyard space to help manage noise.

If you have any accessibility questions or concerns, send us an email at syd.bi.network@gmail or send us a message via our social media.

Who this event is for:

This event is for anyone who experiences attraction to more than one gender, in any way, to any degree. We welcome people who are bi+, bisexual, pansexual, fluid, queer, omnisexual, polysexual, biromantic, panromantic, gay, lesbian, questioning, and more. We welcome people who use more than one label to describe themselves, people who use no labels, and people who use other languages or terminology to describe themselves. We also recognise that bi+ folks and the people who love them can experience unique barriers to inclusion and invite bi+ allies, partners, friends, family (biological or logical) members and loved ones to attend.

Sydney Bi+ Network acknowledges that we live, organise, and connect on lands that were stolen. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians, the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, where this event will be held. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.