Change your channel to be part of the new series, ‘The Return of Addi Road’. All your old favourites are back along with plenty of guest stars and a community cast of thousands. Time to turn on!
Living legends of multicultural children’s services in Sydney, Vivi Germanos Koutsounadis and Judy Finlason. Photo by Vivi Martin.
Addi Road Writers’ Festival takes place this coming Saturday afternoon. See here for panels, themes and times. There is a beautiful open area outside the hall where people can picnic and relax.
“I do associate art with politics. I do sing political songs; but not pamphlet songs. I try to raise awareness of issues. I try to arouse critical thinking. I try to promote all the voices that are suppressed or that are not given an outlet.” – Justo Diaz
“For me personally, I can see that it is not as bad as it could have been. I’m healthy; my friends are all well. I guess I am getting used to the new normal.”
Tune in to Addi Road’s podcast for International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Issues of racism and discrimination work like, and with, the virus we now fear. It’s an issue that cannot and should not be silenced on Saturday, March 21st. We will use all the tools we have available in a podcast that is made available through our Facebook page and website.
We come together in the belief that we must challenge harmful forces that are growing in our society.
We are catalysing change in many areas… serving our community with our largest and most diverse programme delivery in five years.
