Don't let the future dry up...

Human Library Event

What type of world do you want to leave behind for your children and grandchildren and beyond?

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Azure Beach Public Library is hosting a human library event for World Environmental Day where you can speak to four "human books" with expertise on the threat of human made climate change and how desertification affects our country and what we can do about it to make a difference for the future.

Dr Anika Molesworth is a farmer and a scientist who is an expert on sustainable land management practices.

Greg Mullins is a former Commissioner of Fire and Rescue NSW, and the author of the book Firestorm, who has seen firsthand the ravaging affects of climate change on our fragile country.

Jessica Murray is a farmer from regional NSW who says that, "farmers will lead the way to a better future".

Bob Brown is a former politician turned environmentalist who fights for a better future.

If you have questions or concerns about climate change, this is the place to get the facts and find out what you can do to help the people you love live in a better world than the one we will leave them behind if we do nothing.

To learn more about human libraries, please see the Human Library website.

When
Saturday, 06 July 2024 | 10:30 pm - 12:30 pm

Location
Azure Beach Public Library, 44 Lighting Way, Azure Beach NSW 2100

Cost

This is a free event.

Register
Please click here to register for this free event.

Contact
If you have any questions, please email Mark Duval, Azure Beach Library Technician at markduval@azurebeach.gov.au or call on 020 879 523.

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#library #azurebeach #humanlibraries #ABPLhumanlibrary #communityevent #climatechange #changetheworld

Posted by Mark Duval.

A Living Library: Voices of NAIDOC Week

A Living Library: Voices of NAIDOC Week

Time & Date:

Friday, July 7, 2024 

10:00am - 2:00pm

Location:

Azure Room, Azure Beach Public Library 

44 Lighting Way, Azure Beach NSW 2100

Booking Information:

To reserve your spot, please visit Azure Beach Public Library Events or call us at 029717####

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Join us for 'A Living Library: Voices of NAIDOC Week' at Azure Beach Public Library. This unique Human Library event celebrates NAIDOC Week by offering a platform for Indigenous storytellers to share their experiences and perspectives. Engage in meaningful conversations and gain a deeper understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate and learn during NAIDOC Week!

Additional Information:

For more on NAIDOC Week and its significance, visit the NAIDOC website.

Kurt Hutchinson

Library Technician, Azure Beach Public Library

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Tags:

#NAIDOCWeek2024 #HumanLibrary #HumanLibraryAssociation #Indigenous #IndigenousVoices #FirstNationsVoices #IndigenousEvents #Aboriginal #AboriginalHistory #Culture #CulturalEvents #Libraries #AzureBeach #AzureBeachPublicLibrary #Community #CommunityEvents 

Azure Beach International Youth Day - CallumPeterson

 

Azure Beach Artist Hour

Are you:
·        Young?
·        An artist?
·        Looking to have your say?

If you answered yes, then we’ve got some news for you. Come display your art in the lovely Azure Beach public library, for International Youth Day! Not only that, but you’ll be able to debut your art to the wider world on our opening night.

All you need to do is read our brief (the theme this year is Youth Empowerment for a Sustainable future) and submit your art (don’t worry, you have plenty of time). Want more details? We’ve got them below:

When: Submissions are open now, but the deadline is the 31^st of July for an opening night on the 6^th of August (6pm-7:30pm).

Where: Azure Beach Public Library.

How: Read our Submission Brief (find it here) on what and how to submit. If you’d like to attend, no bookings are necessary!

That’s it! We'll see you and your art later!

Questions? Send us a letter at AzureBeachLibrary@email.com, give us a ring by calling 0412 345 678, or visit the Azure Beach Library Website!

#art #internationalyouthday #youngart #azurebeach #climate

Callum Peterson