Join us on the 8th of March in our fight for solidarity, liberation, and equality. This International Women’s Day we are marching the streets of Valletta to raise our voices and demand dignity and justice for all women, non-binary, and trans folk. The first Women’s March in 1909 grew out of the labour movement as […]
Il-kampanja favur Ġustizzja għal Artna se tkompli, u mill-ġdid qed nitolbu l-appoġġ sħiħ tagħkom. Nhar is-Sibt, 11 ta’ April, se nniedu Ġustizzja għal Artna: Ir-Riformi li Neħtieġu. Filwaqt li se ntennu t-talba tagħna sabiex jiġu rtirati ż-żewġ abbozzi tal-liġi u t-tliet avviżi legali li ressaq il-Gvern, se nippreżentaw ukoll il-proposti tagħna għal riforma fl-ippjanar ta’ […]
Studenti Graffiti bookclub: Riots in the 18th century! Come find out how common people in the 18th century resisted and organised against capitalism. We will be discussing the essay of E. P. Thompson, The Moral Economy of the English Crowd in the Eighteenth Century. Thursday 16th April, at 6:30pm, at the University Library. Don't worry […]
Join us for the screening of The Teacher Who Promised the Sea, to remember the Second Spanish Republic. The Teacher Who Promised the Sea (Spanish: El maestro que prometió el mar) is a 2023 Spanish historical drama film directed by Patricia Font. It tells the story of Catalan teacher Antoni Benaiges, who in 1935 is […]
Join us for our queer film screening of the month - leading up to Lesbian Visibility Day, we're happy to be screening the first feature film directed by a black lesbian artist. Cheryl Dunye, who wrote, directed and edited the movie, also plays the role of Cheryl, a young woman working a day job in […]
Join the Kor Re-Sisters for a couple of hours on Friday 24th April at 7pm to learn and practise some Italian Resistance songs together. We will meet at 67 Strait Street, Valletta. No previous singing experience is required. We aim to create an encouraging, informal, and social space of collective singing and shared struggle. We […]
Join us on the occasion of Italian Liberation Day from Nazi-fascist occupation. We will start at 5pm with two rounds of antifascist bingo. Through numbers, we will remember historical antifascist and resistance facts. Afterwards, the public is invited to listen or join the Kor Re-Sisters as they sing resistance songs. From 8pm, we will share […]
*** REGISTRATIONS CLOSED *** Lesbians, sapphics, and allies are invited to join us on Sunday the 26th of April for our carabiner accessory making workshop to celebrate lesbian visibility day! Whether you’re an experienced crafter or completely new, we invite you to join us for a fun night of crafting and community! The event will […]
Join us for a film screening and discussion on the pressing topic of work-life balance in modern society. Before launching into a discussion we'll start with a thought-provoking feature-length documentary by Costa Rican visual artist, photographer and filmmaker Allegra Pacheco. The film explores the nature of work and its repercussions through Japan's 'Salaryman', a term […]
Join us for Festa Ħaddiema (Workers’ Fest) on Friday 1st May 2026, International Workers’ Day, between 11:00 and 15:00 at the Ġnien l-Għannejja Żwieten in Żejtun to remember the many workers’ struggles and achievements throughout history and to show solidarity with workers in Malta and around the world. Socio-political, fun activities and music performances Demonstrations […]
Looking for a wardrobe refresh, or just supporting the cause? Join us on Saturday 9th May from 11am to 4pm for our pop-up thrift shop, at our premises at 67, Strait Street, Valletta. Thrifting is a sustainable way to buy clothes, avoiding the ethical and global implications that come with fast fashion. You’ll also be […]
On the 15th of May 1948, the Israeli State was created. For several months before this date, Zionist militias began attacking, killing, and expelling Palestinians from their land. Israel seized nearly 70% of historic Palestine, killed thousands of Palestinians, and expelled 750,000 Palestinians from their homes. These people and their descendants still live till today […]