Curated by Anna Epstein in consultation with a dynamic Yiddish committee including writer Arnold Zable, historian Andrew Markus and Freydi Mrocki, award winning exhibition Mameloshn - How Yiddish Made a Home in Melbourne documents the journey of Eastern European Jews who came to Melbourne to re-establish their lives. With over fifty percent of the exhibition from the Museum's Collection, Mameloshn showcases the complexities, the controversy, the theatre, music and politics of the Melbourne Yiddish community, and the lasting contribution of a language and culture that has been woven into what is now multicultural Melbourne. A story of migration and integration, Mameloshn is at once a universal and distinct social history tale.

Involving 36 participants from all over Melbourne in collaboration with the City of Port Phillip among other local councils, The Babel Project, is an innovative and creative arts multimedia installation inspired by the famous biblical story of the unfinished Tower of Babel.

A photographic study of daily life and work around the remote Lake Volta region in Ghana, where children as young as three years old are being sold as slaves. The YGAP Photo for Freedom project aims to raise public awareness of child slavery and raise funds for anti-trafficking work.
See the stunning and award-winning images created by Melbourne based photographer Tom Goldner.

Proceeds raised will go directly to the communities affected by slavery.