Silenced: Defiance & hope in times of political cowardice

Artwork and image for event "Silenced: Defiance & hope in times of political cowardice" 6pm-8:30pm 17/09/2026 Albion Peace Centre, 102 McDonald Rd, Windsor QLD 4030

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to

Where

Albion Peace Centre
102 McDonald Rd
Windsor QLD 4030
Australia

Why

Join Justice for Palestine Magan-djin, Antoun Issa, Max Chandler-Mather and Dung Tran for this important conversation.

Justice for Palestine Magan-djin (JFP) is proud to bring together Antoun Issa, Max Chandler-Mather, and Dung Tran for a critical discussion on the current state of politics and what defiance and hope look like for those who refuse to be silenced.

Tickets are $10 per person. Please email JFP at [email protected] for any accessibility or ticket queries.

Moderated by Remah Naji, the conversation will range from grassroots resistance and the media's role in a democracy under strain, to practical, actionable hope that attendees can carry with them long after the event ends.

  • When: 6pm, Thursday 17th September
  • Where: Albion Peace Centre, 102 McDonald Road, Albion 4030.

Albion Peace Centre is a single-story wheelchair accessible community centre in the inner north suburb of Windsor, with ramp access from McDonald Road and one wheelchair accessible bathroom. The centre is 230 metres along flat footpaths from Albion Train Station, which is accessible via the Shorncliffe, Doomben, Cleveland, Airport and Varsity Lakes train lines.

Tickets are $10 per person. Please email JFP at [email protected] for any accessibility or ticket queries.

This discussion takes place as JFP challenges the Queensland Government in the High Court, fighting to overturn the repressive laws that target the Palestine movement. This case sets a precedent in Australia’s history as the first attempt to outlaw specific words.

Help JFP see this case through by donating to our fundraiser.

We acknowledge that none of our activism is possible without the support and solidarity from First Nations peoples. We stand in solidarity with the Yuggera and Turrbal people and we recognise the responsibility that comes with this acknowledgement. In our stance with Palestinian liberation, we aim to honour Indigenous struggles on this continent and across the globe.

For updates check the ticket link, or the Facebook event.

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