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Art for Liberation

Join us for a 90 minute facilitated panel discussion featuring artists who use art and creativity as a tool for social change.

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Still unsure? Want more info? Reach out to Munira at munira.yusuf@fya.org.au or book a time to chat here.

Speaker Series: Art for Liberation

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