Social Justice
Social Justice
Committed to social justice and sustainability, Addi Road stands in solidarity with those in our local community who are working to make the world a more fair and environmentally sustainable.
In addition to programs we run and support we provide to our tenant organisations with discounted rent, we regularly support grass roots campaigns that reflect the concerns and needs of our community.
We support #RacismNotWelcome and have supported Lock the Gate against coal seam gas exploration, Stand up for TAFE, Refugee Action Coalition, Rainbow Families and Save Marrickville.
Our low cost grocery stores in Marrickville and Camperdown rescues fresh fruit, vegetables, bread and other good quality food from being thrown into landfill and passes them on at highly affordable rates to our community.
Addi Road Food Pantry helps you stretch your budget to put high quality, healthy food on the table for you and your family, whilst also reducing your carbon footprint.
Food justice program: Rescue food and fight hunger
Our Food Justice program, expanded from it’s humble beginnings operating out of an old shipping container in 2016, now consists if two grocery stores and our Emergency Food Relief Hub we run out of our Hall. We rescue an average of 6 tonnes of good food every week and are supported by a incredible team of volunteers.
#RacismNOTwelcome
#RacismNOTWelcome is a grassroots movement. An anti-racism campaign driven by local communities, organisations, businesses and Councils.
It is growing into one of the most important social justice campaigns ever seen in Australia.
Standing at the gates to Addi Road, this public monument—to those who have worked for peace, resisted war or fought against the causes of war for a more just and peaceful world—is the first of its kind in Australia.
From activists and artists to former politicians and soldiers, the range and diversity of those celebrated for their contributions is inspiring and enduring.
It is part of our Living Museum program here at Addi Road.
Standing at the gates to Addi Road, this public monument—to those who have worked for peace, resisted war or fought against the causes of war for a more just and peaceful world—is the first of its kind in Australia.
From activists and artists to former politicians and soldiers, the range and diversity of those celebrated for their contributions is inspiring and enduring.
It is part of our Living Museum program here at Addi Road.