Refugee Week - Personal Stories of the Refugee Experience - Zak from Iraq
About this event
Have you ever wondered what it means to rebuild your life as a refugee? Or reflected on the resilience of the human spirit despite conflict and displacement?
Liverpool City Library invites you to attend our Refugee Week talks. Come along to hear three remarkable individuals share their lived experiences of seeking refuge and starting anew. Through their powerful stories, you’ll gain insight and deepen your understanding of the refugee or asylum seeker experience.
Join us for one session or experience the full series and be part of a conversation.
About the Presenter: Zak was forced to flee his country of origin, Iraq, by war, persecution and instability, Zak’s journey was marked by uncertainty but also the hope that he could live somewhere safely and freely. Like many refugees, he left behind family, culture and identity, carrying with him only a few essentials, but also his determination and resilience.
This event is aimed at adults aged 18 years and older.
Wednesday 17 June12pm - 2pmMoorebank Library
Bookings are required from Thursday 14 May @ 10am
Presented in collaboration with the Refugee Council of Australia.
Wednesday, 17 June 2026 12pm - 2pm
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When
Wed, 17 June · 12pm – 2pm
Where
Liverpool City Council, Moorebank, NSW
Ages
18+
Price
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Source
Source: mylibrary.liverpool.nsw.gov.au · Last checked 3 June 2026
Source: mylibrary.liverpool.nsw.gov.au · Last checked 3 June 2026