Ride for Education: Welcome Home - Oval Celebration
Food by: Ghan Kebab House
Other: Welcome home local legend after his epic ride
Big Walk 4 Refugees RAR Griffith
Short walk (2 km) with RAR Griffith members along Banna Ave
Perth Big Walk for Refugees with Dr Siyat Abdi
CARAD/WARPSAN/Social Change Institute
Dr Siyat Abdi, is a visually impaired individual from an Ethno-cultural Linguistic Diverse background. Dr Abdi is a Systemic Advocate for KIN Disability Advocacy here in Perth WA and has been involved with supporting culturally and linguistically diverse people with disabilities from refugee and migrants backgrounds for over 25 years. He is walking 10 KM from Scarborough Beach to City Beach and back to mark the Big Walk 4 Refugees and to fundraise for CARAD to reflect the long, often invisible journeys of people displaced by conflict and crisis. He Invites you to walk with him and/or contribute to his CARAD crowdraiser: https://givenow.com.au/cr/bigwalk4refugees
Ride for Education: Voices of Hope Afternoon Tea
Hosted by: Walk for Refugees
Other: Special guests, Lida Hazara Nayeeb - Founder, Women For
Change, Hamida Samar and the Trentham Singing Circle
Ride for Education: Watandar, My Countryman + Q&A
Hosted by: Star Cinema
Other: FREE tickets book here
Ride for Education: Community ride & dinner
Time: Ride 4pm, event 5:30pm
Hosted by: RAR Mansfield
Refugee Week Big Walk (RAR Southern Highlands)
Celebrate Refugee Week with our Big Walk 4 Refugees. An easy flat walk from Bowral Swimming Centre to Bradman Oval and back along Cherry Tree Walk.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ruralaustraliansforrefugeessouthernhighlands
Big Walk 4 Refugees RAR Griffith
Meet at Il Corso then walk to top of Banna Ave and back
Ride for Education: Screening of The Staging Post
Hosted by: Agnes & Circle of Friends Blackwood
Other: RSVP here $30 included screening, dinner & deserts
Ride for Education: Screening 'Watandar, My Countryman'
Hosted by: Southern Downs Refugee & Migrant Network
Other: Entry - by donation . afternoon tea provided

Indoor Welcome event for Muzafar Ali, Melbourne CBD as part of his Ride for Education fundraiser.
Bayside Refugee Advocacy & Support Association (BRASA)
Indoor Welcome event – meet Muzafar Ali, and hear more about his 4000km Ride for Education - a fundraiser for schools for refugee children and adults in Indonesia and Afghanistan. This indoor event includes a short film screening: The Staging Post with further information about the education initiatives established through the Cisarua Learning. This is a free event, but please Register on TryBooking (WELCOME MUZAFAR ALI ) to attend Indoor Welcome Event.
Indoor welcome and film screening - Muzafar Ali
Come along and meet Muzafar Ali and hear more about his amazing 4000km Ride for Education - a fundraiser for schools for refugee children and adults in Indonesia and Afghanistan. This indoor event includes a short film screening: The Staging Post with further information about the education initiatives established through Cisarua Learning.
Venue: Multicultural Hub 506 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. Free event, but please register on TryBooking: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1412799
For further information contact gm_moore@bigpond.net.au

Welcome Muzafar Ali - Melbourne CBD
Welcome Muzafar Ali as he arrives in the CBD on his 4000km Ride for Education across Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. Meet at the Multicultural Hub, 506 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. Please note this event is followed by an indoor welcome and film screening (11.45am-1.30pm).
For further information contact gm_moore@bigpond.net.au
Melbourne Walk 4 Refugees (CBD)
Refugee Advocacy Network + Bayside Refugee Advocacy & Support Association
Meet on Princes Bridge for a display of banners and placards. From 10.30am we'll walk through the CBD to arrive at the Multicultural Hub, 506 Elizabeth Street at 11.15am to welcome Muzafar Ali as he arrives in the CBD as part of his Ride for Education fundraiser.
Detail about Melbourne Walks and the Welcome Events: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Ojrtq0raHwtbgB1EumupxWiVR8TpW3I2
Melbourne Big Walk 4 Refugees
Meet at 10am on Princes Bridge (near Flinders Street Station) - bring placards. From 10.30 – 11.15am we’ll walk through the city arriving at the the Multicultural Hub, 506 Elizabeth Street where we will join the Welcome event for Muzafar Ali. This event is part of the Big Walk 4 Refugees. Just come along on the day, or go the Big Walk 4 Refugees website to register and make every step in June count for refugees and people seeking asylum. For further information info@refugeeadvocacynetwork.org.au
Queenscliff Big Walk for Refugees
Meet us before 10 AM in the Queenscliff MSDC carpark to walk along the rail trail to The Springs in Point Lonsdale. We will return to the MSDC by around 11:30 AM. Please bring a sign or poster to walk with, sturdy shoes and weather-appropriate clothes (we're walking rain or shine), and a full water bottle.
Website: https://queenscliffrar.org/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rarqueenscliff/
Labor, no more excuses, permanent visas now
https://www.facebook.com/share/14EQGzpQqUG/
Speakers include:
* Danushika Sangeethan, Refugee Women Action for Visa Equality
* Taqi Azra, Hazara musician and union activist
* Asylum Seeker Resource Centre
Labor’s win under Anthony Albanese still leaves thousands of asylum-seekers and refugees in cruel limbo.
Join this rally to demand permanent visas now. Speakers to be announced.
In 2022, the first Albanese government hid behind excuses for its inaction over refugees. Its small majority, the power of the Murdoch media and the challenge of cleaning up the mess left by successive Coalition governments supposedly ruled out bold policy decisions.
There can be no more hiding. In the lower house, Labor has 51 more seats than the Coalition. In the senate, it can pass progressive policy with the sole support of the Greens. The Murdoch media is a shadow of its former self – it wholeheartedly backed Dutton and his defeat shows that Murdoch is no king-maker.
Once again, Albanese told his election night victory party, “No one held back, no one left behind.” If he means what he says, then his government needs to take the following actions as a matter of urgency. Too many asylum-seekers and refugees have suffered for too long.
* Permanent visas now for the 8000 or so victims of the failed, racist “fast track” system and those who came to Australia under Medevac legislation
* Bring the remaining two dozen refugees and their families in Port Moresby to Australia
* Bring the 100 or so asylum-seekers on Nauru to Australia and close the detention centre there
* Allow the 12,000 refugees marooned in Indonesia by an Australian ban to come here
* Repeal the Trump-style laws passed in December 2024 that threaten up to 80,000 people with deportation to danger.
For more info: ring David on 0438 547 723.
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Fremantle Grandmothers for Refugees and Friends Walk and Vigil Refugee Week
Fremantle Grandmothers for Refugees (and Friends) will walk (slowly!) through the centre of Fremantle to Scots Church where we will join the Friday night vigil for refugees
Laps, Lattes & Solidarity – BigWalk4Refugees
We will be walking around Ross Reserve to raise awareness of the 7000 people who have been waiting in Australia as long as 13 years for permanent visas.
Ride for Education: Curry Night at Joy's
Hosted by Joy Windle
Other: Dinner provided, donations welcome
Amnesty International Wollongong Walk 4 Refugees
Walk from North Beach to Wollongong Golf Club
For more information contact Helen 0413535830
Raising Knees for Refugees Walk
Walk of solidarity from Jina Amini mural Brunswick (Phoenix St, near Balam Balam place) to Northcote for Rose Turtle Ertler's album launch (5PM, 303 High St Northcote).
Rose Turtle Ertler is an amazing protest musician who has collaborated with refugee and refugee advocates, including Harini Sabeshkumar, Rathy Barthlote, Farhad Bandesh and Jenell Quinsee, who will all be performing at her album launch: aLbUm LaUnCh : We WiLL StAnD : RoSe TuRtLe ErTLeR
Enough time is being allowed for a slow walk.
Big Walk 4 Refugees RAR Griffith
Short walk (2 km) with RAR Griffith members along Banna Av
Walk at Karkarook Park
We will start with a welcome from Kingston Councillor, Hadi Saab. We will walk around the lake, carrying signs re the permanent visas issue. The walk takes about 30-40 minutes. We will then re-assemble at the Dragonfly lookout area. Marie Hapke of R.AN. will make some closing remarks.
Trentham Big Walk
Meeting at Trentham Railway for 5km walk along the Domino Trail. All welcome! Email Trentham Rural Australians for Refugees at rartrentham@gmail.com or call 0401714880 for any queries