Activist Events

Saturday, November 15, 2025

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  Move for Them Day – Naarm/Melbourne

  • Naarm/Melbourne

  Join What Were You Wearing? Australia for our National ‘Move for Them’ Day – a movement dedicated to reclaiming freedom, safety and power for women, girls and gender-diverse people in public spaces.

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  2025 Port Augusta Pride Picnic

  • Regional SA

  Join us for a day of family-friendly fun! Building on our inaugural picnic in 2024, we will once again have entertainment, food vendors, and service providers as we celebrate the diverse LGBTQ+ community in Port Augusta and beyond.

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  Paddle for The Planet

  • Kaurna Yerta/Adelaide

  Paddle Out or Protest from the river bank - join with others to raise your voice. Water is life!

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  Trans Joy Picnic

  • Kaurna Yerta/Adelaide

  Come along and celebrate our trans lives.

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  Stand with Sudan! Stand with El-Fashar!

  • Gadigal Country/Sydney

  Peaceful protest against the ongoing genocide, ethnic cleansing, and crimes against humanity committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in El-Fasher, Sudan.

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  Songs of Struggle Songs of Hope

  • Kaurna Yerta/Adelaide

  Songs of Struggle Songs of Hope - presented by Adrienne Lovelock, Jane Tassie, Kath Kennedy, Kyffin Williams, Margie Russell and Michael McGregor - showcases a selection of political songs from across the ages. All proceeds Médecins sans Frontières.

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  Until the Sky Falls Quiet - Sydney Premiere Film Screening

  • Gadigal Country/Sydney

  Please join us for the Sydney premiere of Until the Sky Falls Quiet at Bryan Brown Theatre in Bankstown on Saturday, 15 November 2025.

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  Exhibition Opening Night - 25 years of refugee resistance

  • Naarm/Melbourne

  Refugee Action Collective will be putting on a protest exhibition in November, entitled 25 Years of Refugee Resistance.  

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  Gaza Nippers: Hope Amid Devastation – Newcastle Premiere

  • Muloobinba/Newcastle

  Gaza Nippers: Hope Amid Devastation is a powerful and deeply moving documentary directed by Majed Badra, revealing the resilience, hope and heartbreak of Gaza’s children.

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  Exhibition launch: a river is a witness

  • Western Sydney

  Launch of solo exhibition of works by Jagath Dheerasekara: a multi-disciplinary artist who, born in Sri Lanka, was forced to flee the island in the early 1990s due to his political and human rights activism— a result of the 1987-1990 Southern People’s Uprising.

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  Gaza: Doctors Under Attack – Director's Cut

  • Kaurna Yerta/Adelaide

  The film the BBC refused to air. A forensic investigation into the relentless targeting and killing of health workers in Gaza through personal stories of doctors trying to treat patients under extraordinary conditions.