The full programme for our film season on Migration and Social Justice - curated in partnership with the Melbourne Social Equity Institute (@MSEI_UniMelb) - is now available on our website! A limited number of free tickets are available at: arts.unimelb.edu.au/school-o…
The screening will be followed by a talk from emerging poetic, writer and arts worker Hasib Hourani. You can read more about his life, practice and politics in his @liminalmag interview here: bit.ly/3LgBsNO.
Thank you @claire_loughnan and @MSEI_UniMelb for an incredible talk on carceral injustice in Australian immigration policy. Claire is a passionate advocate for refugee rights and immigration reform, and you can follow her research @unimelbcrim.
We’re thrilled to host @unimelbcrim researcher @claire_loughnan on Tuesday to discuss her work on asylum seeker incarceration in Australia. Tickets are still available for our screening + conversation.
Tickets are now available for our next session on incarceration in Australian asylum seeker policy with @claire_loughnan, paired with a screening of Australian documentary ISLAND OF THE HUNGRY GHOSTS. Links in our bio.
Thank you @FarnazShahimi for an amazing talk on memory, resilience and forced migration among Afghan asylum seekers after our special screening of FLEE, co-presented by @MSEI_UniMelb and @ArtsUnimelb.
Tickets are now available for our next session on incarceration in Australian asylum seeker policy with @claire_loughnan, paired with a screening of Australian documentary ISLAND OF THE HUNGRY GHOSTS. Links in our bio.
ALT Movie poster. The heading reads Island of Hungry Ghosts, a film by Gabrielle Brady and there are small (illegible) logos from film festivals. The background is a photo of a grey, misty rocky outcrop.
Have you got your tickets for Flee? There are still a handful of tickets available for the inaugural event of our Migration and Social Justice film series curated in partnership with the Melbourne Social Equity Institute @MSEI_UniMelb. Tickets: events.unimelb.edu.au/arts/e…
MEET OUR PRESENTER
@FarnazShahimi is a Graduate Researcher at @unimelbMSPGH and part of the interdisciplinary @MSEI_UniMelb PhD program. She has a background in clinical psychology and has worked for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Iran.
Her current research focuses on the childhood experience of forced migration, resilience and sense of identity among young people from Afghanistan.
You can hear about her work tomorrow night with our screening of FLEE. Tickets: bit.ly/3KA0hVt
Presenting the inaugural MIFF XR Commission.
Line-Up by Isobel Knowles and Van Sowerwine is supported and made possible via an $80,000 grant from artist and philanthropist Ling Ang.
A Film Camp production in association with @ArtProcessors.
miff.com.au/xr/line-up
Free tickets for the Oscar-nominated Flee (2021) - the first of four free screening and talk events in our Migration and Social Justice Season - are moving fast. Book now to avoid disappointment: events.unimelb.edu.au/arts/e…
Bookings are now open for the Migration and Social Justice film series, presented in partnership with @ScreeningIdeas. Tickets are free but strictly limited. arts.unimelb.edu.au/school-o…
In our first event of 2022, Justin Clemens (@justindclemens), George Vassilacopoulos, and Eloïse Mignon (@eloise_mignon) will discuss Eloísa Solaas’s The Faculties (2019) and reflect on the meaning of the university today. Tickets: eventbrite.com/e/the-faculti…