Come along for a general knowledge trivia night to raise funds for the Australian Palestine Advocacy Network. We'll have prizes, food and a raffle - yuge!

Details:

When: Monday 5 August 2024. Doors open at 6.00pm, first question at 6.30pm
Where: At Solidarity Hall in Victorian Trades Hall in Carlton
What: Trivia! We'll also have an amazing raffle table chock-a-block full of fun prizes. Organise yourselves a team of 8, or we can group you on the night.
Can I eat? Yes! This time we'll have delicious homemade pies from the Wee Kitchen and sides for pre-order with your tickets, as well as snacks and drinks available on the night. (Most dietaries are catered for.)

The organisers of this event acknowledge that the fundraiser will take place on the stolen lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin nation. We pay our respects to their elders past and present. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

APAN harnesses the passion of Australians to advocate for Australian policy to support Palestinian human rights, justice, and equality.

APAN was formed in May 2011

to provide a national voice for the many thousands of Australians who are concerned about Israel’s continuing human rights abuses against Palestinians, and the continuing effects of dispossession and displacement.

APAN members are diverse

and include grassroots human rights groups; Jewish and Palestinian groups; aid and development agencies; and unions. Individual members have many different backgrounds including religious leaders; academics; lawyers; former politicians, diplomats and public servants; and many others. APAN is involved in a range of activities and campaigns that seek to influence Australia’s public policy in regard to Palestine and Israel, in line with UN resolutions, human rights and international law.

APAN offers a voice for all Australians

of goodwill who wish to express their opposition to the ongoing colonisation of Palestinian land, and the continuation of a illegal and brutal military occupation that Palestinians have suffered under for decades.

APAN works in the community, in parliament, with the media

Their work connects with people around the country to educate and to push for change. Read highlights of their work.

APAN harnesses the passion of Australians to advocate for Australian policy to support Palestinian human rights, justice, and equality.

APAN was formed in May 2011

APAN members are diverse

APAN offers a voice for all Australians

APAN works in the community, in parliament, with the media

Free Palestine.