From Housing Crisis to Dwelling Justice is a free public event bringing together community members, researchers, and advocates to reflect on the state of housing justice in Naarm/Melbourne and beyond. The evening will feature a premiere screening of Bay Views for All, a documentary film following the renewal of the Barak Beacon Boulevard estate in Port Melbourne. The film will be followed by a panel discussion unpacking the ‘right to housing’ and the current state of the dwelling justice movement, featuring panellists including public housing residents and representatives from Housing for the Aged Action Group, 44 Flats United, Black Peoples Union and Homeless Persons Union of Victoria. This is an opportunity to learn, connect, and contribute to urgent conversations about housing and land justice at a time of escalating crisis.

Finding the room: If you are entering Building 80 from Swanston Street, head towards the rear of the building and down the stairs on the left, or alternatively go right and around to the lifts near the rear of the building to take the lift down to level 1. You can also enter Building 80 at Level 1 (no steps) from Stewart Street, which will bring you directly to the lecture theatre.

Accessibility: There is accessible seating at the front of the lecture theatre.

Bathrooms: There is an all-gender accessible toilet through the set of automatic double doors towards Stewart Street. More toilets, including an accessible toilet, are available on the ground floor (Level 2) next to the lifts.

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