Join ELDV and SPFY on Algeria’s Independence Day to mark 64 years of freedom, and reflect on the enduring cost of liberation and the long arc of decolonial struggle.

The land of a million and a half martyrs bears a history forged through 132 years of resistance to French colonial occupation, where liberation was achieved through generations of sacrifice. On July 5th, 1962, Algeria’s revolution became a defining moment in global anti-colonial struggle, shaping movements for dignity and self-determination far beyond its borders. That legacy endures today in the continued struggles of peoples resisting dispossession and occupation around the world.

The evening will feature:

Together, we will trace how the Algerian struggle succeeded and consider what it means to sustain decolonial resistance in the present.
A teach-in on Algeria’s decolonial history and a community discussion.
A gallery exhibit engaging themes of resistance, memory, and culture. This gallery will stay open during the teach-in.
Food and drinks!
We also want to encourage attendees to wear their own traditional clothing AND help us fill the Toronto Community Fridges by bringing non-perishable food items!

📅 July 5th, 2026 / 5 PM-9:00PM EST
📍Downtown Toronto. Address will be sent to attendees upon registration.
🎟️ $10 Admission fee (or more if you wish to donate further).

All ticket proceeds as well as a portion of items for sale will go directly towards supporting those on the ground in Palestine and Sudan.

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You have two purchasing options:

Paying ahead of time. This will reserve a spot for you.

Paying cash or e-transfer on the day-of, at the door. This does not guarantee a seat. Admission will be based on capacity, and on a first-come-first-served basis.

If you cannot attend the event but wish to contribute to our fundraiser, please select the Donation option.

If you aren't able to purchase a ticket but would like to attend the event, please send an email to eldv4palestine@gmail.com to have your fee waived.

Contact the host of Min Jibalina: Resistance From Algeria's Mountains to the Masses