[imc-melbourne-work] Fwd: Feedback: HUMAN RIGHTS ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL FUNDRAISER - 7.30pm 3rd MAY

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Hi all,
Have replied, but thought people might be interested...
Harry

----- Forwarded message from coordinators at hraff.org.au -----
     Date: 23 Apr 2007 08:36:12 -0500
     From: Evelyn Tadros <coordinators at hraff.org.au>
Reply-To: Evelyn Tadros <coordinators at hraff.org.au>
  Subject: Feedback: HUMAN RIGHTS ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL FUNDRAISER -  
7.30pm 3rd MAY
       To: info at melbourne.indymedia.org


Hi,

I was wondering whether Indymedia could help us publicise our upcoming  
fundraiser that we're hosting to raise some much needed funds to  
establish Australia's first Human Rights Arts and Film Festival.

The information is below. I was also wondering whether Indymedia would  
be interested in covering the festival itself, which will take place  
at the end of November. I have a press release and a festival overview  
which I can send to you if I have your email address.

Thanks very much,

Kind Regards,
Evelyn
0402 137 182
coordinators at hraff.org.au
www.hraff.org.au


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HUMAN RIGHTS ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL FUNDRAISER
THURSDAY 3 MAY @ THE SPANISH CLUB

All sorts of music.  All sorts of people. All sorts of fun.

To celebrate HRAFF's first night out, HRAFF is coming out in an "ALL
SORT" extravaganza! Throw on your neons, bring along your crazy cats
and help us raise some much needed funds to put on Australia's first
Human Rights Arts and Film Festival.  Featuring performances by
African drum and dance troupe Wassawumba, 10-piece latin, ska, reggae,
funk band The Conch and Melbourne trio The Basics. Free sweets for
all!

Thursday 3rd May 7:30pm till late
The Spanish Club
59-61 Johnston St, Fitzroy
$10 entry


Come along, bring friends, free sweets for all!

Hope to see you there,
Agata from the HRAFF Team

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In November 2007 Melbourne will host Australia's first-ever Human
Rights Arts and Film Festival. By pairing human rights with popular
mediums such as arts and film, we hope to create awareness of human
rights in the broader community and foster a stronger human rights
culture in Australia. HRAFF will make a unique and innovative
contribution to this global human rights festival circuit by including
visual art, music, performances, speakers and community projects in
its program. HRAFF will feature a range of Australian artists and
filmmakers and is currently calling for film submissions from local
established and emerging filmmakers.

For more information, visit www.hraff.org.au or  
www.myspace.com/humanrightsfestival


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