Moviment Graffitti

One Voice Against Patriarchal Violence
2025-11-23 16:00 - 18:00 (Europe/Malta) | Law Courts, VGX6+9RQ, Republic Street, Valletta, Malta
To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, Moviment Graffitti invites the public to a demonstration on Sunday 23rd November at 4pm in front of Law Courts, Valletta.
We want to underline the culture of verbal violence permeating our society on a daily basis, from the hateful and sexist comments on social media to cat calling and disempowering insults. We want to give visibility to the violence, physical and psychological, happening inside houses, behind closed doors, in workplaces, in schools, and in other institutions. We want to remember the victims of all the femicides that happened in the past years in Malta, and to say their names.
We invite the public to join us in the communal fight against patriarchal violence and to empower us to bring change. Join us with your placards and loud voices, so that we will be one united strong voice against patriarchal violence!
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Vuċi Waħda Kontra l-Vjolenza Patrijarkali
Biex infakkru l-Jum Internazzjonali għall-Eliminazzjoni tal-Vjolenza kontra n-Nisa, il-Moviment Graffitti qed jistieden lill-pubbliku għal dimostrazzjoni nhar il-Ħadd 23 ta’ Novembru fl-4.00 ta’ waranofsinhar quddiem il-Qorti fil-Belt Valletta.
Irridu nenfasizzaw il-kultura tal-vjolenza verbali li tinxtered fis-soċjetà tagħna ta’ kuljum — mill-kummenti ta’ mibegħda u sessisti fuq il-midja soċjali, sal-“cat calling” u l-insulti li jnaqqsu d-dinjità tan-nisa. Irridu nagħtu viżibilità lill-vjolenza, kemm fiżika kif ukoll psikoloġika, li qed isseħħ ġewwa d-djar, wara bibien magħluqa, fil-postijiet tax-xogħol, fl-iskejjel u f’istituzzjonijiet oħra. Irridu nfakkru lill-vittmi tal-femmiċidji kollha li seħħew f’dawn l-aħħar snin f’Malta, u ngħidu isimhom.
Nistednu lill-pubbliku biex jingħaqad magħna fil-ġlieda komuni kontra l-vjolenza patrijarkali u biex flimkien nissaħħu u nġibu l-bidla. Ejjew bil-kartelluni u b’leħinkom għoli, biex inkunu leħen wieħed, qawwi u magħqud kontra l-vjolenza patrijarkali!

An Introduction to Studenti Graffitti
2025-11-26 15:30 - 17:00 | KSU Common Room, University of Malta, Msida, Malta
We’re excited to announce our next Studenti Graffitti event for the semester!
We’ll be having a get-together on the University campus on Wednesday 26th November at 3:30pm, in the KSU-PwC Common Room (next to the canteen).
This is the space to get to know us, learn about Studenti Graffitti, and connect with others interested in student activism. If you spoke to us at Freshers already or are simply interested in student activism, this is your chance!
There will be snacks, some games and a casual vibe. Feel free to bring some snacks to share!
See you there!

Tour Ġustizzja għal Artna - Birżebbuġa
2025-11-30 09:30 - 12:00 | Misraħ il-Knisja, Birżebbuġa, Birżebbuġa Parish Church, Birżebbuġa, Malta
L-ewwel waqfa tat-Tour Ġustizzja għal Artna ser tkun ġewwa l-pjazza ta’ Birżebbuġa, nhar il-Ħadd 30 ta’ Novembru, mid-9.30am sa nofsinhar.
Flimkien mal-Għaqda Storja u Kultura Birżebbuġa, ser ikollna stand b’informazzjoni dwar il-pakkett ta’ liġijiet fl-ippjanar li, jekk jgħaddi mill-Parlament, se jwassal għal ħerba ambjentali u soċjali bla preċedent. L-abbozzi ta’ liġi u l-avviżi legali ppreżentati mill-Gvern qed ifittxu li jżarmaw il-protezzjonijiet kollha li jeżistu sabiex jagħtu poter bla qies lill-iżviluppaturi.
Inħeġġukom iżżuru l-istand tagħna ħalli jkollna l-opportunità nitkellmu magħkom dwar l-impatt ta’ dawn il-liġijiet tal-biża’, fuq Malta inġenerali u fuq il-lokalità ta’ Birżebbuġa b’mod partikolari, kif ukoll sabiex tgħaddulna l-kummenti u s-suġġerimenti tagħkom.
Narawkom!
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The first stop of the Tour Ġustizzja għal Artna will be in the Birżebbuġa square, on Sunday 30th November, from 9:30am until noon.
Together with Għaqda Storja u Kultura Birżebbuġa, we will have a stand with information about the planning laws which, if enacted by Parliament, will lead to unprecedented environmental and social destruction. The draft laws and legal notices presented by the Government seek to dismantle all existing protections in order to grant developers unlimited power.
We encourage you to visit our stand so that we may have the opportunity to speak with you about the impact of these alarming laws on Malta in general and on the locality of Birżebbuġa in particular, as well as to receive your comments and suggestions.
See you there!

World AIDS Day: Silence = Death
2025-11-30 14:30 - 16:00 | Parliament Square, Valletta City Gate, Valletta, Malta
This Sunday, 30th November at 2.30 pm at Freedom Square in front of Parliament, a coalition of organisations will be marking World AIDS day which falls on Monday with a silent protest. We will meet in front of parliament to protest against the indifference, the silence, the stigma and the misconceptions that still surround living with HIV. We will protest silently with red cloths/ribbons on our mouths, eyes or ears to symbolise the silence surrounding HIV and the Government’s silence and inaction regarding the promise of free PrEP and PEP, which are essential medications in stemming the tide of new HIV diagnoses, continues to harm at risk communities. The silence is deafening. This needs to stop.
Join us on Sunday, bring your placards and your red cloths and ribbons to raise awareness about HIV silence, stigma and inaction. We ask people to wear red material around their mouths, eyes and/or ears, to show that just because one ignores HIV, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
In Malta, HIV is now a chronic manageable condition and not the death sentence it once was, however there are still issues that negatively impact the lives of people living with HIV and those around them. People living with HIV often carry the burden on their own because the huge stigma keeps them from sharing their status with others. Therefore, they lack the necessary support structures that would help them cope better with HIV. There are still many misconceptions about HIV, even though today, HIV medication suppresses the virus to the point that it cannot be transmitted to others, what we call U=U, Undetectable = Untransmittable.
HIV healthcare has improved greatly. However, there is still much that needs to be done. HIV medication is not accessible to everyone, due to issues with their residency status, and the government has still to deliver on its promise to invest in free HIV prevention medication such as PrEP and PEP. This has now become urgent, especially considering that Malta has one of the highest rates of HIV diagnoses in Europe.
Organisations endorsing the World AIDS Day rally:Checkpoint MaltaLGBTI+ GozoMGRMMoviment GraffittiARCaditus foundationDrachma LGBTIQ
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Il-Jum Dinji tal-AIDS: Silenzju = Mewt
Nhar il-Ħadd, 30 ta’ Novembru fis-2.30 pm f’Misraħ il-Ħelsien quddiem il-Parlament, koalizzjoni ta’ organizzazzjonijiet se tkun qed tfakkar il-Jum dinji tal-AIDS, li jaħbat it-Tnejn, bi protesta siekta. Se niltaqgħu quddiem il-Parlament biex nipprotestaw kontra l-indifferenza, is-skiet, l-istigma u l-ideat żbaljati li għadhom marbuta mal-HIV. Se nipprotestaw b’mod sieket b’biċċiet jew żigarelli ħomor jgħattulna ħalqna, għajnejna jew widnejna bħala simbolu tas-skiet li jikkaratterizza l-HIV u s-silenzju u n-nuqqas ta’ azzjoni tal-Gvern dwar il-wegħda tiegħu li jipprovdi PrEP u PEP b’xejn—mediċini essenzjali biex jitwaqqaf it-tixrid ta’ każi ġodda tal-HIV—li l-assenza tagħhom tkompli tagħmel ħsara lill-komunitajiet li jinsabu f’riskju. Hawn skiet itarrax. Hemm bżonn li nwaqqfuh.
Ingħaqdu magħna nhar il-Ħadd waranofsinhar; ġibu magħkom il-kartelluni u l-biċċiet u l-faxex ħomor biex inżidu l-għarfien dwar is-skiet, l-istigma u n-nuqqas ta’ azzjoni dwar l-HIV. Nitolbu lin-nies jilbsu faxex jew żigarelli ħomor fuq ħalqhom, għajnejhom u/jew widnejhom biex nuru li għalkemm l-HIV qed tiġi njorata ma jfissirx li ma teżistix.
F’Malta, l-HIV illum hija kundizzjoni kronika li tista’ tiġi kkontrollata u mhux is-sentenza tal-mewt li kienet darba, iżda għad hemm kwistjonijiet li jaffettwaw b’mod negattiv il-ħajja tan-nies li jgħixu bl-HIV u ta’ dawk ta’ madwarhom. Persuni li jgħixu bl-HIV spiss iġorru l-piż waħedhom minħabba l-istigma kbira li żżommhom milli jaqsmu l-istatus tagħhom ma’ ħaddieħor. Għaldaqstant, ma jkollhomx l-appoġġ meħtieġ li jgħinhom jinnavigaw l-HIV aħjar. Għad hemm ħafna ideat żbaljati dwar l-HIV, minkejja li llum il-mediċina tal-HIV tirrippressa l-virus sal-punt li ma jistax jiġi trażmess lil ħaddieħor—dak li nsejħulu U=U, Undetectable = UntransmittableIl-kura tal-HIV tjiebet b’mod sinifikanti. Iżda għad hemm ħafna xi jsir. Il-mediċina tal-HIV mhijiex aċċessibbli għal kulħadd minħabba kwistjonijiet relatati mal-permess tar-residenza, u l-Gvern għadu ma wettaqx il-wegħda tiegħu li jinvesti f’mediċini ta’ prevenzjoni tal-HIV b’xejn bħal PrEP u PEP. Dan issa sar urġenti, speċjalment meta wieħed iqis li Malta għandha waħda mill-ogħla rati ta’ dijanjosi tal-HIV fl-Ewropa.
Organizzazzjonijiet li qegħdin jappoġġjaw din id-dimostrazzjoni:Checkpoint MaltaLGBTI+ GozoMGRMMoviment GraffittiARCaditus foundationDrachma LGBTIQ

Film Screening: No Other Land
2025-12-05 19:00 - 21:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
Film Screening: No Other Land
Introduced by the testimony of Suheir T. from the West Bank
On Friday 5 December, we will meet at the Moviment Graffitti premises at 67 Strait Street, Valletta, for the screening of the film No Other Land. The film offers a direct testimony of the challenges faced by Palestinians living in Masafer Yatta in the South Hebron Hills of the occupied West Bank.
Through the lens of a unique filmmaking collective, it documents the relentless struggle of Palestinian communities facing systematic harassment, home demolitions, and violent displacement by Israeli forces. More than just a chronicle of loss, No Other Land is a profound story of sumud (steadfastness) and a testament to the human spirit’s resilience in the face of erasure, capturing both the brutality of occupation and the bonds of solidarity that form in its shadow.
The event will be introduced by a testimony from Suheir T., who will share her account from Palestine. Suheir is the mental-health adviser for an organisation that provides mental-health and health services to Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
While the world’s attention may drift with headlines about ceasefires in Gaza, this film and the testimonies coming from Palestine compel us to confront a different, ongoing reality. The violence of displacement is a daily, grinding experience for Palestinians living under occupation, particularly in Area C of the West Bank, which is under full Israeli military control. Communities are forcibly displaced while facing daily settler and military harassment, and their homes and schools are bulldozed, scattering families into the desert.
These are not isolated events but part of a systematic pattern to ethnically cleanse the West Bank and Gaza of their Palestinian populations. In this context, as an act of awareness, by bearing witness to these stories we move beyond the headlines to understand the human cost of this conflict.
Indeed, it is through this understanding that meaningful advocacy can be built — advocacy that insists there can be no peace without justice, and no justice without a Palestine free from the river to the sea.

Kitba għat-tfal u l-attiviżmu ma' David Aloisio
2025-12-10 18:00 - 20:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
Ingħaqdu magħna l-Erbgħa, 10 ta’ Diċembru, fis-6pm, ġewwa l-premises tal-Moviment Graffitti għal diskussjoni dwar il-kotba tat-tfal u l-attiviżmu.
David Aloisio se jkun qiegħed jaqsam xi fti ħsibijiet dwar dawn is-suġġetti, anke permezz ta’ eżempji mill-ktieb ġdid tiegħu “Milied Aħdar f’Ħal-Miżwed” ippubblikat minn Horizons Malta.
Inħeġġukom tattendu għal din l-attivita’ letterarja.

March of Solidarity for Peace
2025-12-20 14:30 - 16:30 | Parliament Square, Valletta City Gate, Valletta, Malta
“The world must not be fooled. Israel’s genocide is not over,” said Agnes Callamard, secretary-general of Amnesty International.
Come to stand in solidarity with the peoples of Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria — and to demand action:– An end to Israel’s illegal occupation and apartheid.
– Full military embargo of Israel– Sanctions on Israel
𝗝𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝘂𝘀 𝗼𝗻 𝟮𝟬𝘁𝗵 𝗗𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱 𝗮𝘁 𝟮.𝟯𝟬𝗽𝗺 𝗮𝘁 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗹𝗶𝗮𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗦𝗾𝘂𝗮𝗿𝗲, 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗮 to send a clear message, that the people of Malta stand with international law, human rights, and justice.
𝗕𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗳𝗹𝗮𝗴𝘀, 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘃𝗼𝗶𝗰𝗲, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘃𝗶𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻. 𝗟𝗲𝘁’𝘀 𝘀𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗠𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗮 𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝗣𝗘𝗔𝗖𝗘.
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Annual General Meeting - Moviment Graffitti
2026-01-22 18:30 - 20:30 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
This year’s Annual General Meeting will take place on Thursday 22nd January at 6:30pm, at our premises at 67, Strait Street, Valletta.
All Moviment Graffitti members and the general public are invited to participate at the meeting, where we will present an administrative review, looking back on 2025 and sharing our plans for the upcoming year.
This is your opportunity to discuss ideas and present suggestions for the future, while sharing input on our direction.
The meeting is expected to take one hour and a half and snacks will be available.
See you there!

Free Film Screening: Cloudburst
2026-01-27 18:30 - 20:30 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
For our first film screening of the year, we’re watching the 2011 comedy-drama movie ‘Cloudburst’.
A lesbian couple escape from their nursing home and head up to Canada to get married. Along the way, they pick up a young, male hitchhiker.
Screening starts at 6:30pm, and runtime is 93 minutes.
The film will be subtitled in English.
Accessibility: The venue has a flight of stairs on entrance- need help coming up? Drop us a message/call on +356 99255559 and we’ll help you up (and down!) the stairs.
Free screening, no registration needed!

Malta: No Music for Genocide - PRESS CONFERENCE
2026-02-07 11:00 - 12:00 | Public Broadcasting Services, 75 Triq San Luqa, Tal-Pietà, PTA 1022, Malta
On Saturday, 7 February, at 11am, we will be holding a press conference in front of PBS, where we will explain the reasons for the national protest “Malta: No Music for Genocide.”
The national protest, which will take place on Saturday, 21 February, at 3pm, starting from in front of Parliament, is calling on Malta to withdraw from Eurovision 2026 as long as the genocidal state of Israel is allowed to participate.
During the press conference, representatives of organisations and people from the arts scene will insist that PBS – the entity responsible for Malta’s participation in the Eurovision – withdraw from this competition, which is being used by Israel to normalise the genocide in Gaza and to conceal its colonial policies.
We encourage you to join us!
Endorse the campaign by via our website www.maltanomusicforgenocide.org

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Nhar is-Sibt, 7 ta’ Frar, fil-11am, se nindirizzaw Konferenza Stampa quddiem il-PBS fejn ser nispjegaw ir-raġunijiet tal-protesta nazzjonali “Malta: L-Ebda Mużika għall-Ġenoċidju”.
Il-protesta nazzjonali, li se ssir is-Sibt, 21 ta’ Frar, fit-3pm, u tibda minn quddiem il-Parlament, qed issejjaħ biex Malta tirtira mill-Eurovision 2026 sakemm l-istat ġenoċidali tal-Iżrael jitħalla jipparteċipa.
Waqt il-Konferenza Stampa, rappreżentanti ta’ għaqdiet u ta’ nies fix-xena tal-arti, se jisħqu li l-PBS – l-entità responsabbli mill-parteċipazzjoni ta’ Malta fil-Eurovision – jirtira minn din il-kompetizzjoni li qed tintuża biex l-Iżrael jinnormalizza l-ġenoċidju f’Gaża u jaħbi l-politika kolonjali tiegħu.
Inħeġġukom tingħaqdu magħna!
Appoġġja l-kampanja billi żżur is-sit www.maltanomusicforgenocide.org

Studenti Graffitti at FestAmbjent 2026
2026-02-17 08:00 - 2026-02-18 14:00 | Junior College, VFRQ+MQW, Msida, Malta
Attention Junior College Students!
Moviment Graffitti will be present at FestAmbjent on Tuesday 17th February between 9am and 2pm and Wednesday 18th February between 9am and noon.
Interested in topics like social justice, overdevelopment, and the environment? Come speak to us in the foyer to learn and discuss all things activism and organising…(and maybe pick up some merch while you’re there).
Looking forward to seeing you there!
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Attenzjoni Studenti tal-Junior College!
Il-Moviment Graffitti se jkun preżenti għall-FestAmbjent nhar it-Tlieta 17 ta’ Frar bejn id-9.00am u s-2.00pm u nhar l-Erbgħa 18 ta’ Frar bejn id-900am u nofsinhar.
Jinteressawk suġġetti bħall-ġustizzja soċjali, l-iżvilupp żejjed, u l-ambjent? Ejja tkellem magħna fil-foyer biex titgħallem u tiddiskuti dwar l-attiviżmu u l-organizzazzjoni… (u forsi tieħu xi merch waqt li tkun hemm).
Nistennew bil-ħerqa li narawk hemm!

Malta: L-Ebda Mużika għall-Ġenoċidju - PROTESTA NAZZJONALI
2026-02-21 15:00 - 16:30 | Parliament Square, Valletta City Gate, Valletta, Malta
We are calling a national protest on Saturday, 21 February, at 3pm, starting from outside Parliament in Valletta.
Artists, organisations, communities, and members of the public will unite to march for Malta’s withdrawal from the Eurovision 2026 as long as the genocidal state of Israel is allowed to participate.
Israel’s conduct constitutes a threat to all of humanity. Its ongoing genocide in Gaza has massacred over 70,000 Palestinians, the majority of whom are children, and has razed the territory to the ground. This genocide follows decades of illegal occupation, apartheid policies, settler expansion, and the mass kidnapping, expulsion, and dispossession of Palestinians. Israel is also currently extending its colonial occupation into Lebanon and Syria.
The arts and culture sphere – and the Eurovision in particular – does not exist separately from these realities. Cultural platforms are used by Israel to launder its blood-soaked reputation. Last year, in the midst of the genocide in Gaza, the Israeli broadcaster allocated a record budget to its Eurovision participation. In contrast, Russia was immediately barred from the Eurovision following its invasion of Ukraine.
Israel should never have been allowed to participate in this competition or to present itself as a normal state while exterminating Palestinians and stealing their land. However, since the European Broadcasting Union took the shameful decision to allow Israel’s participation, Malta now has the opportunity to take a stand for justice and international law by joining Spain, Iceland, Slovenia, the Netherlands, and Ireland in withdrawing from this compromised competition.
It is not too late for Malta to stand for justice. Withdrawing from the Eurovision would represent a principled stand against the normalisation of genocide and in favour of freedom, dignity, and self-determination.
On Saturday, 21 February, we will march in Valletta to send a clear message to the Government: we refuse to be complicit in genocide. We want to be able to say, with pride, that Malta stood on the right side of history.
Endorsements can be submitted via www.maltanomusicforgenocide.org or by emailing info@maltanomusicforgenocide.org
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Qegħdin insejħu protesta nazzjonali nhar is-Sibt, 21 ta’ Frar, fit-3.00pm, li tibda minn quddiem il-Parlament fil-Belt Valletta.
Artisti, għaqdiet, komunitajiet u membri tal-pubbliku se jingħaqdu f’mixja biex jitolbu li Malta tirtira mill-Eurovision 2026 sakemm l-istat ġenoċidali tal-Iżrael jitħalla jipparteċipa.
L-imġiba ta’ Iżrael hija ta’ theddida għall-umanità kollha. Il-ġenoċidju kontinwu tiegħu f’Gaża qatel aktar minn 70,000 Palestinjan, il-maġġoranza tagħhom tfal, u qered it-territorju kważi kompletament. Dan il-ġenoċidju qed jitwettaq wara għexieren ta’ snin ta’ okkupazzjoni illegali, politiki ta’ apartheid, espansjoni tas-settlers, u ħtif, tkeċċija u esproprjazzjoni tal-massa tal-poplu Palestinjan. L-Iżrael bħalissa qed jestendi wkoll l-okkupazzjoni kolonjali tiegħu fil-Libanu u fis-Sirja.
Il-qasam tal-arti u l-kultura – u l-Eurovision b’mod partikolari – ma jeżistix separatament minn dawn ir-realtajiet. Pjattaformi kulturali jintużaw mill-Iżrael biex jaħsel ir-reputazzjoni mdemmija tiegħu. Is-sena l-oħra, f’nofs il-ġenoċidju f’Gaża, ix-xandar Iżraeljan alloka baġit rekord għall-parteċipazzjoni tiegħu fl-Eurovision. B’kuntrast, ir-Russja ġiet eskluża immedjatament mill-Eurovision wara l-invażjoni tagħha tal-Ukrajna.
L-Iżrael qatt ma kellu jitħalla jipparteċipa f’din il-kompetizzjoni jew jitħalla jippreżenta ruħu bħala stat normali waqt li qed jeqred lill-Palestinjani u jisraq l-art tagħhom. Madankollu, peress li l-EBU ħadet id-deċiżjoni tal-mistħija li tippermetti l-parteċipazzjoni tal-Iżrael, Malta issa għandha l-opportunità li tieħu pożizzjoni favur il-ġustizzja u d-dritt internazzjonali billi tingħaqad ma’ Spanja, l-Iżlanda, is-Slovenja, l-Olanda u l-Irlanda fl-irtirar minn din il-kompetizzjoni kompromessa.
Għadu mhux tard wisq biex Malta tieħu pożizzjoni favur il-ġustizzja. L-irtirar mill-Eurovision ikun att ta’ prinċipju kontra n-normalizzazzjoni tal-ġenoċidju u favur il-libertà, id-dinjità u l-awtodeterminazzjoni.
Nhar is-Sibt, 21 ta’ Frar, se nimxu fil-Belt Valletta biex nibagħtu messaġġ ċar lill-Gvern: nirrifjutaw li nkunu kompliċi fil-ġenoċidju. Irridu nkunu nistgħu ngħidu, kburin, li Malta kienet fuq in-naħa tas-sewwa tal-istorja.
Appoġġ jista’ jingħata permezz tas-sit www.maltanomusicforgenocide.org jew billi jintbagħat email fuq info@maltanomusicforgenocide.org.

Summertime (Free Queer Film Screening)
2026-02-25 18:30 - 21:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
Leading up to International Women’s Day, we’ll be screening Catherine Corsini’s 2015 romantic drama ‘Summer Time’.
Caroline, a Spanish teacher in Paris and a devoted feminist, and Delphine, daughter of Limousin-based farmers, fall in love in 1971 in Paris. But their love faces disapproval in Limousin.
Attendance is free, and no registration is needed.

Feminist Bingo
2026-02-28 19:00 - 22:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
What’s better than a game of bingo? We’ll be adding a feminist spin to the classic game of bingo in the lead-up to the Women’s March 2026: Women’s day every day!’
Everyone is welcome to join us on Saturday, 28th February at 7pm for a few rounds of Feminist Bingo with the chance to win some goodies. No need to bring anything except your passion for tombla and feminism; we’ll provide materials and stationery.
The event will be held at 67, Strait Street, Valletta, where we’ll have some drinks and snacks available.
Please note this is only accessible via stairs, and places will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

Il-Marċ ta' Jum il-Mara 2026: Jum il-Mara Kuljum!
2026-03-08 15:00 - 17:00 | Triton Fountain, Vjal Nelson, Valletta, Malta
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 women marched for shorter working hours, better pay and the right to vote. While International Women’s Day celebrates how far women’s rights and gender equality have come, it is critical to highlight the erasure of women’s rights across the world, as well as the effects of gender violence and abuse.
In the past years, women around the globe, including in Iran, Palestine, Afghanistan and Sudan, have been fighting for their rights amongst war and violence. 1 out of 3 women in the EU aged 18-74 have experienced physical or sexual violence. And women in Malta are still denied their reproductive autonomy due to the criminalisation of abortion.
Women face struggles every day, which is why this year our theme is “Women’s day every day”.
Whilst women continue to fight for what they deserve, we will keep advocating for policies and legislations that help women, we will keep calling out sexist and abusive behaviour, and we will not stop being loud until every woman is free.
The Women’s March will start at Triton Fountain in Floriana at 15:00 and will finish at St. George’s square with speeches, and live music.
Let’s voice our anger against the injustices that we face on a daily basis.
Let’s march together as one voice, as sisters united in our struggle for change.
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Ingħaqdu magħna fit-8 ta’ Marzu fil-ġlieda tagħna għas-solidarjetà, il-libertà u l-ugwaljanza. F’dan il-Jum Internazzjonali tan-Nisa, se nimxu fit-toroq tal-Belt Valletta biex ngħollu leħinna u nitolbu dinjità u ġustizzja għan-nisa kollha, persuni non-binary u trans.
L-ewwel marċ ta’ Jum il-Mara fl-1909 ħareġ mill-moviment tal-ħaddiema, meta n-nisa ħarġu fit-toroq biex jitolbu sigħat tax-xogħol iqsar, paga aħjar u d-dritt tal-vot. Filwaqt li l-Jum Internazzjonali tan-Nisa jiċċelebra l-avvanzi fid-drittijiet tan-nisa u l-ugwaljanza bejn is-sessi, huwa kruċjali li nkomplu nenfasizzaw it-tnaqqir tad-drittijiet tan-nisa madwar id-dinja, kif ukoll l-effetti tal-vjolenza u l-abbuż ibbażati fuq il-ġeneru.
Fl-aħħar snin, nisa madwar id-dinja — inkluż fl-Iran, fil-Palestina, fl-Afganistan u fis-Sudan — ilhom jiġġieldu għad-drittijiet tagħhom qalb gwerer u vjolenza. Mara waħda minn kull tlieta fl-UE, bejn it-18 u l-74 sena, esperjenzat xi forma ta’ vjolenza fiżika jew sesswali. U n-nisa f’Malta għadhom miċħuda mill-awtonomija riproduttiva tagħhom minħabba l-kriminalizzazzjoni tal-abort.
In-nisa jaffaċċjaw sfidi kuljum, u għalhekk it-tema ta’ din is-sena hija “Jum il-Mara Kuljum”
In-nisa se jkomplu jiġġieldu għal dak li jistħoqqilhom. Aħna se nkomplu ninsistu għal politiki u liġijiet li jappoġġjaw lin-nisa, se nkomplu nikkundannaw imġieba sessista u abbużiva, u mhux se nieqfu nsemmgħu leħinna sakemm kull mara tkun ħielsa.
Il-Marċ se jibda mill-Funtana tat-Tritoni fil-Furjana fit-15:00 u jintemm fi Pjazza San Ġorġ b’diskorsi u mużika live.
Ejjew ngħollu leħinna kontra l-inġustizzji li naffaċċjaw ta’ kuljum.
Ejjew nimxu flimkien, b’vuċi waħda, bħal aħwa magħqudin fil-ġlieda tagħna għall-bidla ta’ veru.

Ġustizzja Għal Artna: Ir-Riformi li Neħtieġu
2026-04-11 10:30 - 11:30 | Castille Square, VGW6+88F, Valletta, Malta
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’ veru, imsejsa fuq l-interessi ta’ pajjiżna u mhux l-interessi tal-iżviluppaturi.
Ilna snin twal nitolbu b’mod urġenti riforma fl-ippjanar li tindirizza l-ħerba li għandna fl-ippjanar, fl-ambjent u fil-kwalità tal-ħajja tagħna – minn bini bl-addoċċ sa kummerċ bla rażan, assalt fuq il-biedja, u qerda tal-ambjent naturali.
Għalhekk, meta f’Lulju li għadda l-Gvern ippreżenta l-hekk imsejħa riforma fl-ippjanar, li fil-fatt kienet lista tax-xewqat tal-iżviluppaturi, ir-rabja ta’ ħafna nies kellha żewġ aspetti: dawn il-liġijiet mhux biss kienu se jżarmaw il-protezzjoni li għad fadal mir-regħba tal-ftit, imma kienu wkoll opportunità mitlufa biex isiru r-riformi li veru neħtieġu.
Ingħaqdu magħna għal konferenza stampa nhar is-Sibt, 11 ta’ April, fl-10.30am, quddiem Kastilja, sabiex nuru li l-poplu jrid riforma li tħares il-ġid komuni. Se nippreżentaw erba’ proposti fl-oqsma ta’: l-appelli fl-ippjanar, l-infurzar, is-sanzjonar fl-ODZ, u l-klassifikazzjoni ta’ art bħala ODZ.
Narawkom.
www.gustizzjartna.org
The campaign in favor of justice for our land will continue, and once again we are asking for your full support.
On Saturday, 11 April, we will launch Ġustizzja għal Artna: The Reforms We Need. While we will reiterate our call for the withdrawal of the two bills and the three legal notices put forward by the Government, we will also present our proposals for genuine planning reform, based on the interests of our country rather than those of developers.
For many years, we have been urgently calling for planning reform that addresses the mess we are facing in planning, the environment, and our quality of life — from unbridled construction to unrestrained commercial activity, attacks on agriculture, and the destruction of the natural environment.
Therefore, when last July the Government presented the so-called planning reform, which in reality was a developers’ wish list, many people’s anger had two dimensions: these laws would not only dismantle what little protection remains from the greed of a few, but they also represented a missed opportunity to implement the reforms we truly need.
Join us for a Press Conference on Saturday, 11 April, at 10:30am, in front of Castille, to show that the people want reforms for the common good. We will present four proposals in the areas of: planning appeals, enforcement, sanctioning in ODZ areas, and the classification of land as ODZ.
See you there.
www.gustizzjartna.org

Studenti Graffitti Bookclub: Riots in the 18th Century!
2026-04-16 18:30 - 20:00 | University of Malta, L-Università ta' Malta, Msida, Malta
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 if you have not finished the reading, anyone is welcome to join
If you’re planning to come, register here: https://forms.gle/vd74w8hTQRaHSBUJ9

Film Screening: The Teacher Who Promised the Sea
2026-04-17 19:00 - 22:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
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 sent to a small village in the province of Burgos, where he introduces an innovative and inspiring teaching method. Antoni is a man who supports the revolutionary changes that the Second Republic was trying to implement in society.
The film also follows a present-day story: Ariadna, who seeks to find out what happened to her great-grandfather, who disappeared during the war.
El Día de la II República (Day of the Second Spanish Republic) takes place every year on the 14th of April. On that day in 1931, following democratic elections and the abdication and exile of King Alfonso XIII, the Second Republic was declared.
It was a democratic period. In just a few years, significant social and economic changes were implemented, such as granting women the right to vote, improving the education system, supporting cultural and scientific endeavours, challenging the privileges of the Church, and promoting a plurinational state, among others. This period was abruptly interrupted by a coup d’état in 1936, which triggered a three-year civil war, leaving more than 500,000 people dead and resulting in a fascist dictatorship that lasted 38 years.
Before the screening, Kor ReSister and AMU (Antifascist Musical Union) will sing a few songs related to the Spanish Second Republic.
Free entrance. Please note that there are stairs to access the venue.

Queer Film Night: The Watermelon Woman
2026-04-23 18:30 - 21:30 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
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 a video store while trying to make a film about Fae Richards, a Black actress from the 1930s known for playing the stereotypical “mammy” roles to which Black actresses were relegated during the period.
Check out the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtU6Wo29VXI

Italian Resistance Songs - Workshop
2026-04-24 19:00 - 21:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
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 will learn well-known songs such as Bella Ciao and Fischia il Vento, as well as other Italian Resistance, partisan, and antifascist songs.
We will also sing the songs again together on Saturday 25th April (Italian Liberation Day) at around 6pm: https://www.facebook.com/events/3006777673045731
Lyrics will be provided.
Please note that the location has stairs.

Antifascist Bingo, Music, and Dinner
2026-04-25 17:00 - 20:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
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 a vegetarian dinner together (more details to come).
On 25 April 1945, the liberation of Italy from Nazi-fascist occupation was declared, thanks to the resistance of various antifascist forces and the armed partisan movement.
Today, more than ever, our world is being threatened again by the far-right and recent fascist movements. But, as Chumbawamba sing, “we’ll never rest again, until every fascist dies!”
There is renewed hope in Italy after the younger generation stood together to vote no in the last referendum, defending democracy, justice, and the antifascist constitution.
Sing along with us, stay for our antifascist bingo and dinner!
Bingo and music are free. Please note that the venue is only accessible by stairs.

Keychain Workshop for Lesbian Visibility Day
2026-04-26 17:00 - 20:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
*** 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 start off with a talk about the carabiner’s origin in queer fashion history, then the workshop facilitated by Tiana, who will give a demonstration on how to create girl scouts inspired rope keychains which can be used as accessories or keychains for your carabiners.
We will provide the materials needed for making the accessories.
To mark your attendance and make sure that you are provided with the materials needed please fill in this form: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSeMrfu0ZGJ…/viewform…
There will be snacks and drinks provided at the event but feel free to bring your own. The event is free of charge but donations are appreciated.
Accessibility is restricted for people with mobility issues – however, get in touch with us, and we will help you up the stairs.

Film Screening: Salaryman
2026-04-29 19:00 - 22:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
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 used to describe white-collar men who dedicate their life to their jobs at high cost to their social life and physical and mental health.
This award winning documentary invites us to understand and rethink the ethics of our global working practices in a capitalist society. The titular salarymen and other peers – working mothers, graduates, and female office workers facing discrimination – guide us through a journey from conformity and despair to hope for change.
Most poignantly, we catch a glimpse of how victims of Japan’s tragic ‘karōshi’ (“death from overwork”) phenomenon spurred landmark legislation to limit working hours, and how the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of remote and flexible working, though deep-rooted cultural pressures mean overwork remains a persistent challenge.
Trigger warning: among other themes, this documentary explores the topic of self-harm in the context of overwork.
Kindly note that access to the screening venue is via a flight of stairs.

Festa Ħaddiema
2026-05-01 11:00 - 15:00 | Ġnien l-Għannejja Żwieten, VG2Q+R8, Iż-Żejtun, Malta
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 in ganutell, lace-making and filigree by traditional artisans
Panel discussion about work and intersectionality with speakers representing the LGBTIQ+ community, persons with disabilities and migrants
Know your rights: Trade union Solidarjetà will be coordinating an activity about the importance of unionisation
Rafel Grima from Moviment Graffitti will present work-life balance solutions as part of our campaign – Justice for Workers.
Everyone is welcome to bring some food and drinks to share and a cushion to sit on. Come and bring your friends to celebrate and to express your solidarity with workers.
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Ingħaqdu magħna għal Festa Ħaddiema, nhar il-Ġimgħa l-1 ta’ Mejju 2026, il-Jum Internazzjonali tal-Ħaddiema bejn il-11:00 u t-15:00 fi Ġnien l-Għannejja Żwieten, iż-Żejtun biex infakkru d-diversi ġlidiet tal-ħaddiema kif ukoll ir-rebħiet tagħhom matul l-istorja.
Se nkunu qegħdin ukoll nuru solidarjetà mal-ħaddiema f’Malta u fil-kumplament tad-dinja.
Nofstanhar ta’ attivitatjiet soċjo-politiċi u mużika
Dimostrazzjonijiet ta’ xogħol tal-ganutell, bizzilla u filugranu minn artiġjani tradizzjonali
Diskussjoni dwar ix-xogħol u l-intersezzjonalità b’kelliema li jirrappreżentaw il-komunità LGBTIQ+, persuni b’diżabilità u immigranti
Kun af id-drittijiet tiegħek: L-unjin Solidarjetà se tkun qed tikkordina attività dwar ix-xogħol tagħha trejdjunjonistiku u dwar l-importanza li ħaddiema jissieħbu f’unjin
Rafel Grima mill-Moviment Graffitti se jippreżenta dwar il-bilanċ bejn ix-xogħol u l-ħajja personali bħala parti mill-kampanja tagħna – Ġustizzja mal-Ħaddiema.
Min irid jista’ jġib ftit ikel u xorb biex naqsmuh bejnietna u kuxin biex ipoġġi fuqu. Ejjew u ġibu lill-ħbieb biex niċċelebraw flimkien u nesprimu s-solidarjetà tagħna mal-ħaddiema.

Graff-Thrifty: Pop-Up Thrift Shop
2026-05-09 11:00 - 16:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
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 getting quality pieces for a fraction of the usual price.
Besides reducing your environmental impact, you’ll also be supporting our work. As we gear up to fight Goliath battles, we need all the help we can get. All the funds raised will go directly to Moviment Graffitti to continue our fight.
What’s more, members of Moviment Graffitti will receive a small discount on any purchases. Just show us your account on the day. Thank you for your continued support.
You can also have a drink as you browse or hang around. Please note the venue is only accessible by stairs.

NAKBA 78 - March for the return of stolen lands
2026-05-16 16:30 - 18:00 | Ġnien il-Kunsill tal-Ewropa, WF2W+R56, Ta' Xbiex, Malta
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 as refugees.
This is the story of the Nakba – the Palestinian catastrophe carried out by the Zionist colonialism.
On the 16th May we will gather at 4:30pm in Gżira to commemorate the Nakba, condemn the illegal occupation, genocide, and raise our voices for a FREE PALESTINE: NAKBA 78 – March for the return of stolen lands
The Nakba is not a past event. The Nakba continues everyday through military occupation, resource theft, apartheid policies, sieges, mass imprisonment, and ongoing genocide.
Over the past two years and a half, Israel has massacred more than 72,000 Palestinians in the open-air prison of Gaza through bombing and starvation. For the past two years and half we witnessed Israel committing genocide in Gaza. Despite the ceasefire agreement Israel is still attacking and killing Palestinians in Gaza whilst blocking humanitarian aid.
Israel has been expanding its borders and seizing more lands from Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank with Israeli officials describing this territory they seized as “buffer zones.” In Gaza, more than half of the Strip’s territory” is under Israeli control. The yellow line introduced by Israel in the south of Lebanon had placed around 16 percent of Lebanon’s total area under its control.
In addition, Israeli military forces are illegally abducting more and more Palestinian people holding them under terrible conditions. Over 20,000 Palestinians have been held in these terrifying conditions since October 2023. In this period, at least 110 Palestinians have died in Israeli custody. Currently, the Israel Prison Service (IPS) is holding 9,900 Palestinians – approximately 3,532 detainees held without charge and about 350 children.
Israel has burned alive thousands of children taking shelter in refugee camps and hospitals, and has destroyed everything – homes, schools, health centers. It has cold-bloodedly killed thousands of doctors, nurses, journalists, and workers.
See you on Saturday, 16 May, as we remember the horrors of Zionism and continue the fight for a FREE PALESTINE

Kwirżitajiet mill-Belt: Mixja ma' Omar N'Shea
2026-05-22 18:00 - 20:00 | The Phoenicia Malta, VGW4+5V, Floriana, Malta
Nhar il-Ġimgħa, 22 ta’ Mejju, il-Moviment Graffitti flimkien mal-MGRM se jorganizza mixja interessanti oħra mis-sensiela tal-Kwirżitajiet. Din id-darba Omar N’Shea se joħodna lura fil-passat bir-rakkonti tiegħu u kwirżitajiet oħra dwar imkejjen ewlenin marbutin mal-komunità LGBTIQ+ madwar il-Belt u l-Furjana.
Se niltaqgħu fil-6.00 ta’ filgħaxija taħt l-ajkla, faċċata tal-Phoenicia fejn jieqfu l-karozzi tal-linja. Taħt l-ajkla kien wieħed mill-ispazji fejn kien isir il-ħufar fil-passat u fejn speċjalment l-irġiel gay kienu spiss jiltaqgħu.
Din il-mixja se ssir biex infakkru l-Jum Internazzjonali kontra l-Omofobija, l-Bifobija u t-Transfobija (IDAHOBIT), fi kliem ieħor huwa l-jum fejn niftakru f’kemm hawn persuni li jsofru mibgħeda, diskriminazzjoni, preġudizzji u inġustizzji minħabba li ma jikkonformawx mal-aspettattivi soċjali u kulturali tal-ġeneru u s-sesswalità.
Il-Moviment Graffitti dejjem jimmarka dan il-jum u jagħtih l-importanza li tixraqlu għax nemmnu li kull persuna għandha dritt tesprimi u tgħix il-ġeneru u s-sesswalità tagħha kif tixtieq hi mingħajr persekuzzjoni, mibgħeda u diskriminazzjoni. Madwar id-dinja għad hawn ħafna membri tal-komunità LGBTIQ+ li mhux biss mhumiex aċċettati u jkollhom jinħbew u jgħixu fil-biża’ imma li jiġu ppersegwitati, mitfugħin il-ħabs, ittorturati u maqtulin. F’Malta għalkemm għamilna passi kbar fil-qasam legali, ma jfissirx li l-istigma u l-ibbuljar inqerdu u m’hawnx omofobija, bifobija u transfobija.
Nisperaw li narawkom biex flimkien insiru nafu ftit kurżitajiet mill-passat kwir dwar il-Belt u l-Furjana.
Omar N’Shea huwa akkademiku, kittieb u riċerkatur.
L-informazzjoni se tingħata bil-Malti.

Tgħaddux Gaffa Minn Fuq Pembroke - Konferenza Stampa
2026-05-23 11:00 - 12:30 | Triq Gabriele Henin, WFHH+P4R, Pembroke, Malta
Bħalissa hemm pjanijiet li ser ibiddlu radikalment għall-agħar il-ħajja f’Pembroke. Medda kbira ta’ art pubblika u mhux mimsusa fl-inħawi ta’ Triq Gabriel Henin mistennija tingħata lil tliet klabbs tal-futbol biex jinbena kumpless sportiv:
Żewġ grawnds tal-futbol full-size, b’wieħed minnhom jesa’ iktar minn 2,000 spettatur, u bosta faċilitajiet oħra.Dawn se jkunu jistgħu jintużaw għal attivitajiet tal-massa, bħal kunċerti, u mhux biss għall-isports.Artijiet li jingħataw għall-isport jistgħu wkoll jospitaw faċilitajiet kummerċjali – minn lukandi u djar tal-anzjani, sa shopping malls u ristoranti.
Ingħaqdu magħna nhar is-Sibt, 23 ta’ Mejju, fil-11am – ġewwa Triq Gabriel Henin – għal konferenza stampa mir-residenti.
Żvilupp massiċċ ta’ din ix-xorta, biswit id-djar tar-residenti, fuq art verġni, u ħdejn sit tan-Natura 2000, se jkollu effetti devastanti, fosthom:
Tniġġis qawwi bid-dawl u l-istorbjuProblemi kbar ta’ traffiku biex tidħol u toħroġ minn PembrokeQerda tal-art naturaliĦerba fil-kwalità ta’ ħajjitna u fit-tgawdija ta’ djarna
Pembroke diġà jinsab assedjat minn żviluppi mostrużi. Pembroke se jsir Paceville ieħor. Pembroke ma jiflaħx iktar.
Faċilitajiet sportivi jistgħu jsiru f’żoni alternattivi: mingħajr ma tinqered in-natura, u mingħajr ma tinħoloq ħerba fil-kwalità tal-ħajja tar-residenti.
Narawkom hemm!
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Plans are currently underway that will radically transform life in Pembroke for the worse. A vast stretch of public, untouched land in the Gabriel Henin Street area is expected to be handed over to three football clubs for the construction of a sports complex:
Two full-size football pitches, one of which will accommodate over 2,000 spectators, along with numerous other facilities.These venues will be available for mass events, such as concerts, and not just for sports.Land granted for sporting purposes can also host commercial facilities — ranging from hotels and retirement homes to shopping malls and restaurants.
Join us on Saturday, May 23rd, at 11:00am – in Gabriel Henin Street – for a press conference by the residents.
A massive development of this nature, right next to residents’ homes, on virgin land, and adjacent to a Natura 2000 site, will have devastating effects, including:
Intense light and noise pollutionMajor traffic congestion when entering and exiting PembrokeThe destruction of natural landThe ruin of our quality of life and the enjoyment of our homes
Pembroke is already under siege from monstrous developments. Pembroke is set to become another Paceville. Pembroke can take no more.
Sports facilities can be built in alternative areas: without destroying nature, and without wreaking havoc on the residents’ quality of life.
See you there!

FemiFest: The Picnic Edition
2026-05-23 15:30 - 20:00 | Ta’ Qali National Park, VCRC+5J, Attard, Malta
Join us at FemiFest: Picnic Edition for an afternoon of sisterhood in the sun! Get your creative juices flowing or just relax while you soak in the rays – either way, there’s a spot on our blankets waiting for you.
Meet us at Ta’ Qali in the green area across the road from Big Mat; if you’re arriving by bus, stop at ‘Hgieg’. We’ll post the coordinates of our exact location on the day.
Schedule:
3:30 – 4:30 PM: Creative Writing Workshop in English – bring something to write with and on.
5:00 – 5:30 PM: Open Mic (share your workshop creations or bring a piece from home!)
6:00 PM onwards: Feminist games and classic fun to bring out our inner children, followed by snacks, and sunset socialising.
What to bring: Something comfortable to sit on, writing materials for the workshop and any snacks & drinks you might want to share with the group.
This is a dedicated safe space only for women, non-binary, and trans people. To ensure everyone feels comfortable, we maintain the right to ask anyone to leave if their behavior impacts the safety of the group.

Queer Cinema for Palestine: No Pride in Genocide!
2026-06-11 18:30 - 21:00 | Moviment Graffitti Premises, 67, Strait Street, Valletta, Malta
For the second year, MGRM & Moviment Graffitti are screening a selection of short films in collaboration with Queer Cinema For Palestine for the 4th edition of No Pride In Genocide- a selection of short films by queer filmmakers from MENA and allies.
Check out the film programme here:https://queercinemaforpalestine.org/…/film-program…/
No registration needed, and the event is completely free.
