RACS-talks: Amplifying Voices for Refugees and Migrants on Human Rights Day

RACS-talks: Amplifying Voices for Refugees and Migrants on Human Rights Day

"As seen on TED...now reimagined by RACS for Human Rights Day"

Join Refugee Advice & Casework Service (RACS) to commemorate Human Rights Day.

RACS-talks will celebrate courage, inclusion, connection, and the power of storytelling. Through TED-style talks, we’ll hear from speakers who remind us what’s possible when we lead with empathy and believe in a more inclusive world.

Whether you're an advocate, a migrant, a community leader, or simply passionate about human rights, you'll meet and hear from like-minded people changing the world.

Join us for an evening that will leave you inspired and ready to stand up for justice and dignity for and with refugees - while supporting refugees and people seeking asylum in Australia.

Spots are limited! Light buffet dinner included with your ticket. Proceeds will fund critical legal help for refugees and people seeking asylum.

Doors open: 17:30

Introduction: 18:00

RACS talks: 18:15

We are pleased to have an inspiring line-up of speakers sharing their experiences and ideas: 

• Zaki Haidari, 2020 Human Rights Hero, RACS Ambassador and Refugee Rights Campaigner at Amnesty International Australia. 
• Adama Kamara, Deputy CEO of the Refugee Council of Australia and founder of Refugee Camp In My Neighbourhood. 
• Queer Habibi, Former RACS client, RACS LGBTQI+ Safety Program Ambassador, and TikTok star. 
• Tu Le, Labor candidate for Fowler, community lawyer and 40 Under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australian Award Winner. 
• Zac Quinn, previously worked on Manus Island, now a refugee advocate in the Blue Mountains and owner of RoseyRavelston bookstore. 

Get your tickets here - spots are limited! events.humanitix.com/racstalks

Refugee Advice & Casework Service (RACS) is a nonprofit providing essential legal services for people who have fled persecution to find safety and certainty in Australia.