📍 Studenti Graffitti, the student wing of Moviment Graffitti, will be present at the MCAST Freshers’ Week 2023 on Monday 9th and Tuesday 10th October in Paola, and on Thursday 12th October in Mosta, between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. We invite you to visit our stand if you are interested in joining an organisation […]
Join us for an exciting treasure hunt around Valletta, followed by a fantastic party at Maori! Meet us at 6pm at Maori to embark on an adventure around Valletta in a battle against other teams. The hunt will have a mix of historical, cultural and task-based questions, and is enjoyable regardless of your familiarity with […]
Palestinians in Gaza are being massacred by Israel with the complicity of Europe. Continuous bombardments, including the bombardment of a school and a hospital, led to thousands of children, women and men to be brutally killed. And Gaza is also dying of thirst, hunger and desperation after Israel stopped the supply of water, food and […]
In October 1947, women in Malta could vote for the first time. Maltese women did not take to the streets to fight for the vote but it was still a huge struggle, fought in the corridors of power and on the media, until their right as equal citizens was recognised by a male dominated political […]
With the beginning of this new scholastic year, Studenti Graffitti would like to welcome all students to a Meet and Greet at Ġugar Hangout & Bar in Valletta. This will be a great opportunity to get to know the members of Moviment Graffitti and meet with other students. We will share interesting stories and explain […]
What's scarier than capitalism? It's here! Even Rebels Get Spooky, Moviment Graffitti's yearly Halloween party on the 27th of October at Maori. Entrance is free. Fantastic music? Check. The best company? Check. A pumpkin with the face of Karl Marx? Also check. Get ready to dance and get spooky! Costumes are a must!
Is-Sindku, il-Kunsill Lokali tal-Mosta u l-ERA ħasdu lill-Mostin u ħafna Maltin oħra meta ħabta u sabta bdew iqaċċtu s-siġar tal-pjazza tal-Mosta. Dalgħodu rnexxielna nwaqqfuhom milli jkomplu b'din il-ħerba. Iżda hemm bżonn li l-għadab tal-Mostin u dawk kollha kontra din l-oxxenità jinstema' ċar. Narawkom l-Erbgħa fis-6.30pm, quddiem il-Kunsill Lokali tal-Mosta. Dawn is-siġar huma l-memorja kollettiva tagħna. […]
As we near the poignant first anniversary of Bernice Cilia's untimely and tragic departure, we warmly extend an invitation to you for a Silent March and Tribute Gathering. This solemn occasion is not only to honour and cherish the memory of Bernice but also to unite in a resolute stance against the pervasive scourge of […]
Join us this evening for the screening of 4 short documentaries and a community discussion on migrant children. To celebrate World Children’s Day, we will come together to talk about children’s rights, specifically those who are migrants, refugees, without citizenship and/or stateless. We will be showing 4 short documentaries on migrant children. - ‘A Life […]
Nhar il-Ħadd li ġej, residenti mill-Imqabba, il-Qrendi, iż-Żurrieq u s-Siġġiewi se jkunu qed jingħaqdu flimkien fi protesta kontra r-rilokazzjoni ta’ impjant tat-tarmak u l-konkrit fl-Imqabba. Il-protesta se tibda fl-10am quddiem il-Knisja Parrokkjali tal-Qrendi fejn wara se ssir mixja paċifika sal-Knisja ta' San Mattew tal-Maqluba. Aħna se nkunu qed nattendu din il-protesta b’turija ta’ appoġġ lejn […]
25th November is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Moviment Graffitti, together with Young Progressive Beings, is organising a protest march and action as a form of resistance to the culture of violence that characterises our patriarchal society. A culture of violence is one which normalises, justifies and therefore creates a […]
Join us for two evenings of free film screenings dedicated to Palestine. The current situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and in Gaza is so alarming and worrying, that we must keep a spotlight on it. In the face of the current genocide in Gaza we tend to feel alone and totally powerless. Hence, we […]
