Moviment Graffitti is organising a series of initiatives on women’s rights during the weeks leading to the 8th March – International Women’s Day 2018.
The first event is the screening of “If these Walls Could Talk”, (directed by Cher and Nancy Savoca, 1996), dealing with the topic of reproductive rights.
The movie tells the story of three different women, living in the same house in different eras – 1952, 1974 and 1996 – and their experiences with abortion.
Following the screening there will be a short presentation by Dr Andrea Dibben, from the Women’s Rights Foundation, and a discussion on the topic.
Free entry.
FULL PROGRAM – International Women’s Day
- Thu 15th Feb at 6:30pm: SCREENING OF “IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK” at 67, Strait Street, Valletta
- Tue 20th Feb at 6:00pm: KURDISTAN: A WOMEN’S REVOLUTION at the GWU Building, South Street, Valletta
- Fri 23rd Feb at 6:00pm: WOMEN WHO FIGHT: FROM THE ITALIAN PARTISANS TO THE ROJAVA REVOLUTION at 67, Strait Street, Valleta
- Sat 3rd Mar at 10:30am: TALK ON PATRIARCHY AND MISOGYNY at the Multipurpose Hall, Ministry for Education and Employment, Great Siege Road, Floriana
- Thu 8th Mar at 5:30pm: WOMEN’S DAY MARCH in Valletta
- Thu 8th Mar at 8:00pm: NO FIGHT WITHOUT FESTA at Maori, Triq il-Lanca, Valletta
- Sat 10th Mar at 6:00pm: PRESENTATION ON FEMINIST STREET ART at 67, Strait Street, Valletta