Showing posts with label Human rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Human rights. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 June 2019




Crossing borders - From fear to the land of hope



https://www.twinkl.com.au/event/refugee-week-2019

Pearl Cove Library is offering you an opportunity to come along and celebrate World Refugee Day with our Living Library. Interact with our human books where you will have a conversation that will give you an insight into the harrowing journey of refugees who have fled their home, family and friends to find hope in a new country. Experience the trauma and persecution as Anh Do, Deng Adut and Abdul share their stories of horror and joy, of laughter and pain, of wonder and resilience. 
The living library is here to challenge stereotypes and World Refugee Day gives refugees a platform to feel empowered and raise awareness of their valuable contribution to society. They are here to enrich Pearl Cove and contribute to the wider community with their artistic, musical, cultural, linguistic, food and work skills.
You will leave the Living library event with greater understanding and empathy, because of the refugees who have displayed courage and perseverance to maintain their hope when they cross borders in search for a new beginning.



EVENT DETAILS
When: Thursday 20 June 2019
Where: Pearl Cove Library- Pearl Room
Time: 10 am - 12 pm.

BOOKING CONTACT DETAILS
Jennifer Bradley 
jbradley@pearlcove.com.au 
0407507816
COST- FREE

FURTHER INFORMATION
For more information on Refugee Week events visit- https://www.refugeeweek.org.au
For more information on Human Library visit- http://humanlibrary.org



Monday, 6 November 2017

MAY DAY IS OUR DAY!




picture from National Library Australia

HUMAN RIGHTS AND EQUALITY FOR ALL
“INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY”
TUESDAY 1 MAY 2018 @ 9am to 3pm
Venue: Pearl Cove Library (Library Courtyard)
Address: 27 Peace Avenue Pearl-Cove

This year's May Day celebration marked 126 years since Australia's first May Day March held in 1891 by striking shearers at Barcaldine in Queensland. May Day recognizes the achievements of working people and acknowledges the significance of the eight-hour working day.
So, come on down and revel in your First Amendment rights, hang out and enjoy the crowds, and take all the May Day selfies you can. As always, please contact an officer or call 000, if you have any concerns or need to report an emergency.

if you would like to learn more about the history of May Day visit this article.


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