On the occasion of International Women's Day 2022, Moviment Graffitti is inviting you to a movie screening, The Glorias, and afterwards for a drink together at our premises in Valletta. Moviment Graffitti is also organizing a march on Sunday 6th of March: https://www.facebook.com/events/695519044774977. However, we would like to spend the 8th of March itself with those […]
Minħabba tbassir ta’ riefnu, ser ikollna nħassru l-mixja tas-Sibt 19 ta‘ Marzu fiż-żona ta’ Wied Żnuber fejn hemm pjanat il-mitjar minjatura. Iżda xorta waħda nħossu l-ħtieġa li fil-ġranet li ġejjin tintwera l-imħabba tan-nies għal dan il-post u l-oppożizzjoni tagħhom għall-pjan tal-mitjar. Għalhekk, minflok il-mixja, ser niltaqgħu nhar it-Tlieta 22 ta’ Marzu fis-6pm fil-pjazza tal-knisja ta’ […]
Moviment Graffitti invites all members and the general public to our AGM on the 23rd of March at 6.30pm, taking place at our premises at 67, Strait Street, Valletta. This meeting will take around an hour and a half, where we will present the administration status of our organisation, review activities we have carried out […]
Studenti Graffitti discuss Sally Rooney's 'Beautiful World, Where Are You', with the participation of Michaela Pia Camilleri, Emily Galea, and Claria Cutajar. "Alice, a novelist, meets Felix, who works in a warehouse, and asks him if he’d like to travel to Rome with her. In Dublin, her best friend, Eileen, is getting over a break-up […]
Dance the night away? Whether you’re a terrible dancer, a mind-blowing robot hoofer, a tango-enthusiast or a simply ‘I don’t dance’ kind of person - we got you covered in our safe and chill space at Maori Hit the tunes! The party will be pumped by them sweet tune spinners - YabaDub and Fre Don’t […]
Next Wednesday, we will be marking the third anniversary of the murder of Lassana Cisse. In 2019, Lassana was killed in cold blood while walking home - allegedly by two members of the Armed Forces of Malta - for the crime of being a black man. While his alleged murderers enjoy their freedom while out […]
In celebration of May Day, join us for a Film Night at the Moviment Graffitti Premises on Saturday 30th April, at 6.30pm. The film screened will be ‘Sorry We Missed You’ (2019), directed by Ken Loach. . The film tells the story of a hard-up UK delivery driver and his wife, who in hopes that […]
Il-mixja lejn Wied Żnuber li kellha titħassar minħabba l-maltemp f’Marzu ser issir il-Ħadd 15 ta’ Mejju fid-9:30am. B’Wied Żnuber u ż-żona tal-madwar mhedda serjament minn pjan għal mitjar tal-mudelli tal-ajruplani, f’din il-mixja ser napprezzaw aħjar dak li ser jintilef b’dan il-proġett qerriedi. Niltaqgħu ħdejn il-knisja ta’ Bengħajsa, Birżebbuġa, minn fejn nitilqu għal mixja qasira sas-sit […]
15 May marks the Palestinian Nakba - the catastrophe - when Zionist militias killed and terrorised Palestinians to make way for the creation of the Israeli state. These acts of ethnic cleansing in 1948 led to the forcible expulsion of 800,000 Palestinians from their homes and lands. Most of their descendants are living in refugee […]
Nhar is-Sibt 21 ta' Mejju fl-10.30am, ser ningħaqdu mal-bdiewa u r-residenti tal-Imġarr fi Triq San Pietru biex inwasslu t-tħassib serju tagħna dwar l-appell imressaq mill-applikant tas-solar farm fuq ir-raba' fl-Imġarr. Dan wara li l-applikant, Joseph Schembri tal-Electrofix, stqarr li biddlu l-pjanijiet wara "diskussjonijiet" ma' xi Ministri. Din hija mossa oxxena għax appell suppost isir fuq […]
Maternity, paternity and parental leave in Malta: Where are we and where do we want to go? Moviment Graffitti is organising a panel discussion about the current situation regarding maternity, paternity and parental leave. What are they at the moment? Are they adequate? What are the difficulties faced by parents with newborns and young children? […]
Even Rebels Can Dance #1 was a blast so we decided to kick those beats off once again next 28th of June - the eve of a Public Holiday. Ver. 2 will be held in collaboration with MGRM and will commemorate 53 years from the Stonewall riots. The event will see fine tunes, lovely people […]
