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Australian Story Watch Parties

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Let’s try that again! CRSA is thrilled to share updated event information for our Australian Story Watch Parties on Monday 20 July, after having to postpone events due to a last minute programming change by the ABC.

See details and register below.

ABC’s Australian Story will broadcast episode “Sky’s the Limit”, which tells the story of Naima and Feisal, and their CRISP Community Supporter Group, Hope for Eden.

Join the CRSA team as we host a series of “watch parties”, with screenings held in Melbourne, Sydney & Perth – we would love to have you with us as we watch this 30 min episode go to air!

Following the screening, stay for an informal Q&A on the way in which this human-centred approach brings people together across the divides of culture, language, religion and geography. CRSA staff will be available to answer questions, share insights into the CRISP program, and discuss ways to get involved.

Bring a group of friends to share the story and help us build awareness of the community sponsorship movement in Australia.


Event Details:

Melbourne

  • Monday, 20 July | 7.30pm-9.00pm
    East Melbourne Library – new venue
    122 George St, East Melbourne
    Episode screened live at 8.00pm

Sydney

  • Monday, 20 July | 7.30pm-9.00pm
    Yirranma Place (Blue Gum Hall) – new venue
    262 Liverpool St, Darlinghurst
    Episode screened live at 8.00pm

Perth

  • Monday, 20 July | 6.00pm-7.30pm
    South Perth Library (Mopoke Meeting Room)
    59 Sandgate St, South Perth

Light refreshments will be provided. More details to come by email closer to the date.

Please note: We expect that this episode will contain adult themes and stories of violence that some viewers will find distressing. For this reason, we recommend against bringing children.

** Brisbane screening has been cancelled.  

 

 

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