InVisible

This session is run by Q***r people of colour for Q***r people of colour (16-25 years old).

Hello (in)Visible community,

You're warmly invited to join us at QSY HQ for the very first session of (in)Visible Movie Club, a cosy, community space to watch, feel, and talk about films from around the world.

We're kicking things off with a curated selection of short films, intimate, powerful stories from diverse and international voices, followed by an open discussion after each one.

No film knowledge needed, just bring your curiosity, your feelings, and your willingness to share. Snacks, good company, and great cinema await.

Come ready to be moved, surprised, and maybe see a little of yourself on screen..

Time: 4-6:30 pm
Date: Tuesday, 14 July
Location: QSY HQ - Level 1, 100 Drummond St, Carlton
Sign up via link: https://events.blackthorn.io/5g5EK4T7/5a2YOd2cKW1

Note: Reminder text message will be sent out on the workshop day.

Accessibility
Drummond Street Services (Carlton) is wheelchair accessible via a ramp, with accessible and gender-neutral restrooms available. We welcome both verbal and non-verbal communication, and notepads and pens can be provided if needed. The event will be held on QSY HQ @ Level 1, accessible via lift, with a quiet area on-site. Snacks and food will also be provided.

Acknowledgement of Country ❤️💛🖤
Our team would like to acknowledge that our team are currently working and residing on the stolen Wurundjeri, Woi Wurrung and Boonwurrung lands of the Kulin nation in Naarm ('melbourne'). We would like to pay our respect to elders past & present. As well as extending our respect to any other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals in our communities. Even as people of colour, our team are still settlers living on unceded, colonised land, where sovereignty was never ceded nor have treaties been signed. This land always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

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This session is run by Q***r people of colour for Q***r people of colour (16-25 years old).

Hello (in)Visible community,

You're warmly invited to join us at QSY HQ for a heartfelt homage to Malaysia, a celebration of its rich heritage, traditions, and beautifully blended cultures.

This gathering is an opportunity to come together, learn a bit about Malaysia's fascinating history, and discover its wonderfully diverse customs. And of course, we'll enjoy some delicious Malaysian food, while connecting as a community.

Come curious, come hungry, and ready to celebrate unity, warmth, and the spirit of muhibbah.

Time: 4-6:30 pm
Date: Tuesday, 16 June
Location: QSY HQ - Level 1, 100 Drummond St, Carlton
Sign up link https://events.blackthorn.io/5g5EK4T7/5a2YOd2V2Sb .

Note: Reminder text message will be sent out on the workshop day.

Accessibility

Drummond Street Services (Carlton) is wheelchair accessible via a ramp and has accessible and gender-neutral restrooms. We welcome both verbal and non-verbal communication. If needed, notepads and pens can be provided. The event will be held on Level 1, the Q***r Youth Services Drop-in Space, which is accessible via a lift.

Acknowledgement of Country ❤️💛🖤

Our team would like to acknowledge that our team are currently working and residing on the stolen Wurundjeri, Woi Wurrung and Boonwurrung lands of the Kulin nation in Naarm ('melbourne'). We would like to pay our respect to elders past & present. As well as extending our respect to any other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals in our communities. Even as people of colour, our team are still settlers living on unceded, colonised land, where sovereignty was never ceded nor have treaties been signed. This land always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

***rspaceyouth



***rYouth

***rWorkshop

***rAndCreative
***rVoices
***rYouthSpace

***rs
***rYouthWorkshop
***rJoyInAction

This IDAHOBIT, we're naming the fight and celebrating the community that keeps showing up anyway.
Homophobia, biphobia, intersexphobia and transphobia are not just personal struggles but they are political realities. Especially for those of us navigating them alongside racism and discrimination.
But our joy? That's political too.



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***rYouth

***rWorkshop

***rAndCreative
***rVoices
***rYouthSpace

***rs
***rYouthWorkshop
***rJoyInAction