Tue 10 Nov · 6:30pm
West Beach Pavilion · Saint Kilda West
a proper lecture, a Q and A, then drinks and dinner
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Talks on Tuesdays is a live event series bringing big ideas, real experts, and curious minds together - at your favourite local venues. Think thought-provoking lectures, audience questions, and post-talk mingling over drinks and dinner.
This isn’t a uni lecture. It’s a social, intelligent night out.Come alone or with friends, leave with something to talk about.
Event Schedule:
6.30pm Arrival & Doors Open
7pm Lecuture Starts
7.45pm Q&A
8pm Talk Concludes
8.30pm Event Closes.
*Please arrive close to 6.30pm
A La Carte menu and full bar available throughout the night - pay as you go.
Your Topic:
The myths and miseries of Modern Slavery: Insights from my 30 years at the UN
The invisible architecture of belonging:
Why can two people walk into the same room and have completely different experiences of belonging?
We often think of culture as food, language or tradition, but culture also shapes the invisible rules that influence who feels welcome, who feels understood and how communities are formed.
Through stories of migration, identity, the immigrant experience, everyday conversations and human connection, this talk explores how culture quietly shapes our relationships, why some people spend years learning the invisible rules of a new place, and how genuine belonging is built through curiosity, not similarity.
Blending personal stories with practical insights, Huda invites audiences to rethink loneliness, inclusion and community, leaving them with simple, tangible ways to create spaces where more…
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West Beach Pavilion, Saint Kilda West
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When is Culture: The Invisible Architecture of Belonging?
Tue 10 Nov 2026, 6:30pm.
Where is it?
West Beach Pavilion, Saint Kilda West, VIC.
How much are tickets?
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