As the current indescribable humanitarian crisis in Gaza rolls out on our screens with new daily horrors emerging, the world witnesses continued destruction of infrastructure, hospitals, schools, homes, buildings, agriculture, and heritage farms, coupled with loss of clean water, sewerage, transport, and electricity infrastructure. The decimation of the health system leaves health and emergency personnel well beyond their limit and functionality.

Your help is urgently needed. This unique event will provide a space for members of the Gazan Urban Women Agripreneurs Forum to speak about their current life situation, and the challenges they and their families and communities are facing. They will also speak about how this community-led solidarity fundraising campaign can support them recover and rebuild.

Join us from 6-8pm to hear from members of the Gazan Urban Women Agripreneurs Forum (UWAF), as well as others working for food sovereignty in Palestine.

This is a fundraiser for the solidarity campaign for UWAF 'Local Community Food Production in Gaza'.

Hosted by Sustain: Australia, Just Food Collective, Global Gardens of Peace and Gaza Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Platform.

March 2024 More info and stories at Voices in Gaza

Palestinian Chef Aheda will be catering the event with delicious vegetarian food.

This event will not be recorded or available online. The venue is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.

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If you have dietary requirements please advise a volunteer on the night and we can direct you to what would be appropriate.

To minimise waste, please BYO water bottles. If you are no longer able to attend the event, please let us know beforehand.

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We acknowledge this event takes place on stolen lands. We respectfully acknowledge the custodianship of the Wurundjeri elders, recognising that they and their ancestors stewarded these lands and their diverse creatures sustainably for tens of thousands of years.