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Please note this system is for REQUESTING a booking. Once you have entered a request, a member from the relevant organisation will contact you to discuss the details and if your booking can be confirmed.

 
 

Meanjin Solidarity Fund

Meanjin Solidarity Fund exists to provide immediate and practical support to grassroots communities and activist groups who stand against injustice and oppression. One way we do this is by working with House Conspiracy to facilitate a space for activist group meetings, art-making and social activities. To use the space for these types of activities - whether it is a one-off or a recurring event - please make a booking request through us.

We also offer resources and supplies for groups to use at House Conspiracy or to loan for events, e.g., banner making equipment, badge maker, stencils, paint, megaphones, gazebos, PA systems. Contact us for more information.

We aim to continue building towards a vibrant, resilient and responsive community, capable of challenging oppressive systems and the state. Let us know how we can help support your grassroots project or activist campaign!

To contact Meanjin Solidarity Fund directly, please email them via: meanjinsolidarityfund@protonmail.com

House Conspiracy

House Conspiracy provides space usage to arts and community groups. You can use our outdoor area, The Yard and some of our shared spaces as agreed to. To make sure everyone gets fair access to the House we only allow groups to make one usage enquiry at a time. At the moment we are taking enquiries as they come through to our inbox and will get back to you as soon as we can.

Please refer to the Use Our Space page for full details

House Conspiracy’s team is best reached via our email: house@houseconspiracy.org
Alternatively, our inboxes on Facebook and Instagram are monitored intermittently.

We acknowledge the Turrbal and Yugara people, the First Nations custodians of the lands where House Conspiracy now stands and that sovereignty has never been ceded. We pay respect to their Elders, lores, customs and creation spirits, recognising that these lands have always been places of teaching, creativity and learning. We acknowledge the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people play within our community.