7:15 AM// The Convergence on Canberra from 20th-22nd July saw Palestine allies from across the nation come together to call upon the Australian government to impose sanctions on Israel in response to the state’s ongoing genocide of Palestinians. We hear from Remah Naji who spoke on July 22, the opening of Parliament. Remah was the Greens candidate for the Federal seat of Moreton. An education workers, community organiser and an activist, Remah moved to Australia 12 years ago after her parents were forcibly displaced twice from Palestine. In her powerful speech, Remah calls out the violence of settler colonial projects including so-called Australia, and the silence, complicity and lack of action from Australian politicians. Content warning: Listeners are advised that the following speech contains references to sexual violence.  7:30 AM// Margaret Beavis is a former GP who teaches medicine at Melbourne University. She is also Vice President of the Medical Association for the Prevent of War. Margaret joins us on the show today to speak on behalf of the organisers of a rolling hunger strike by healthcare workers for Palestine. This action, which is taking place across the continent, is demanding action from the Australian Government to end the forced-starvation and genocide in Gaza. The hunger strike is organised by a coalition of health worker groups including Australia & Aotearoa New Zealand Doctors for Palestine, Healthcare Workers for Palestine, and ANMF (Vic) Nurses and Midwives for Palestine.  7:45 AM// Maiy Azize, the National Spokesperson for Everybody’s Home, a national campaign dedicated to solving the housing crisis in Australia. The campaign encompasses a coalition of organisations across housing, homelessness and welfare working towards the goal of ensuring safe and affordable homes for everyone. Maiy is also the Deputy Director of Anglicare Australia, a network of welfare and care-focused organisations. Maiy has recently authored a new report into Australia's housing crisis entitled Out of Reach and joined us to chat about some of the key findings of the report in relation to rentals and social housing.  8:00 AM// Last Tuesday 22 July, Done By Law presenter Beth spoke to Scarlett Trewavis, LegalPod Program Coordinator and lawyer with Youthlaw, Victoria’s free specialist Community Legal Centre for young people under 25 and their advocates. In this conversation, Scarlett discusses Youthlaw’s LegalPod and HeadsUp programs, which focus on supporting young people leaving out-of-home residential care, a cohort of the community who are unfairly over-criminalised and overrepresented in the criminal justice system. Done By Law is a program on 3CR where current legal issues presented by the Federation of Community Legal Centres, giving an alternative view of proposed legislation changes. You can catch Done By Law every Tuesday evening from 6-6:30pm or by going to 3cr.org.au/donebylaw  8:15 AM// Alison Wong, the founder and creative director of Effulgent a community-led queer fundraiser. Effulgent was started last year in Canberra and has hosted three events so far to fundraise for local trans people to access gender affirming healthcare. Effulgent has its fourth instalment coming up in September. Alison joined us to chat how Effulgent has come to be and the need for crowdraising for trans healthcare. Songs: Running with the Hurricane - Camp CopeStrings - Rin McArdleI Feel Better but I Don't Feel Good - Alice Skye