Help us change their minds on data retention - Donate

The screening was a great success on Monday 9 February - but we're still short on recouping costs, so please scroll to the bottom to help us out and donate!

On February 9 in Parliament House we're running an advance screening of the Academy Award nominated documentary CITIZENFOUR, which follows Edward Snowden and the NSA revelations. 

We're trying our hardest to #StopDataRetention

In conjunction with Madman Entertainment, Electronic Frontiers Australia, and civil liberties councils across Australia, we're going to create a media event that Canberra simply won't be able to ignore.

To do this, we need your help.

We've had commitments from key influential politicians across the political spectrum saying that they want to see the film and will be able to make our screening. That's why we're taking the film to parliament, during a sitting week, and screening it during dinner break - we're going to maxmise exposure.

However, the venue rental costs of Parliament House are more than we alone can afford. This is where you come in.

Donate and make this screening happen. There's no time for us to waste, the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) reports on Data Retention as early as February 27.

Send our politicians a message: they need to inform themselves of the dangers of warrantless mass surveillance and data retention before they make decisions on it.

This film can change minds, and provides compelling context as to why mandatory data retention is an unprecedented threat to civil liberties in Australia.

Get involved and help fund our screening, and then tell your MP and Senators they need to attend. After all, we've brought the film right to their door.

$2500 will cover the venue, while $5000 means that we can hold a post-screening event to ensure policymakers and the media get the message.

If 500 people can donate just $10, we'll get all the decisionmakers in a room and send them a clear message: the community wants to be protected, but mass surveillance isn't the answer. 

NSWCCL doesn't have large corporate sponsors or powerful backers. The only way we can make this happen is through the combined power of hundreds of individual donors.

We've had support already from Senator Claire Moore (ALP), Laurie Ferguson MP (ALP), Graham Perrett MP (ALP)Senator Scott Ludlam and The Australian Greens. 

Join them by adding your support, and put pressure on your local MP to attend the screening on the 9th February

 

Don't want to pay online? Contact [email protected], phone 02 8090 2952, or send your cheque through to

NSWCCL - CITIZENFOUR DRIVE
PO BOX A1386
SYDNEY SOUTH NSW 1235

$4,125.00 raised
GOAL: $5,000.00
Contributions are not tax deductible.