: COMING SOON :An illustrated book for all agesGaza Girl is the result of an eighteen-month collaboration between Ilura Press and Palestinian artist Safaa Odah.
Gaza Girl is an illustrated story for all ages, suitable for children, and indeed should be shared with children. Created under extreme adversity, it reaches from beneath the rubble of pain and suffering to convey hope, compassion, and love. |
COFFEE-TABLE COOKBOOK |
Every Bite Takes You Home invites us to share in the journeys of sixteen remarkable asylum seekers who have found a home in Australia. Each person’s unique story, blended with the memories of their favourite recipes and traditions, reminds us that food can unite us all, generating acceptance and understanding across diverse cultures and societies.
“These are intimate accounts of remarkable resilience, courage, and survival—giving a powerful voice to those who have so often been rendered voiceless in our community.” David Manne – Executive Director RILC |
A MEMORABLE BOOK LAUNCHEvery Bite Takes You Home was launched at Cadrys Rugs & Carpets in Prahran, Melbourne. It was an amazing event, with guests invited to taste delicious food cooked by contributors featured in the book.
Lively African music and dancing, as well as great wine, giveaways, heaps of fun activities and engaging conversations added to the warm and welcoming atmosphere. |
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FROM THE AUTHOR OF VULA BEVALILEIn this video, Maithri Goonetilleke, who lectures at Monash University, speaks about changing the world, and achieving self-sustainability for the communities in Eswatini that he has assisted over the years.
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