Aseel Tayah is a Melbourne-based Palestinian artist, creative director and cultural leader who uses her practice to advocate for artists of colour, mothers, children and young people, “changing the world, one project at a time.” She has recently been described as “an unstoppable force in the Australian cultural landscape.”Through the power of storytelling, Aseel’s artistic practice creates awareness and facilitates connection by humanising the experiences of people who have been displaced. As such, her work is embedded in the community and is often highly responsive to current issues. On this month’s theme HOME Aseel shares stories of home and having to leave it, the home that we live in, and the home that lives within.Thanks to our generous local sponsors Think in Colour for making this month’s event more accessible with live captioning via Red Bee Media, to BrightStar and Shayna Burns for supporting our speakers with presentation and SEO coaching, Shadowhouse Music for the original music composition, and Offline Supply Co for the sweet notebooks. Thanks also to Saxall Video and Mark Lobo Photography for continuing to support our events every month.