In honour of prevention of family domestic violence month ‘May’ Sound for Change are holding a special event.

Sound for Change – Live Music & Art for a Cause
Join singer-songwriter EEMA for Sound for Change, an intimate, alcohol-free afternoon of live music, art, and community connection.

Date: Saturday, 16 May @ Artful Yoga Gallery. St Kilda

Time: 1:00pm

The event is dedicated to raising awareness and support for family and domestic violence. With a strong focus on healing, community, and storytelling through music and art, the afternoon aligns with Family and Domestic Violence Prevention Month.

Tickets
This is a ticketed event. A portion of all ticket sales will be donated to the Council of Single Mothers and their Children.

What to Expect
Headline performance by EEMA, including the exclusive premiere of “Misunderstood” music video and a special preview of unreleased tracks from her upcoming EP
Support acts/ Live performances from Lazarette, Czarina, Safya, Jonny Turner, Shannon Jade and Markoe
Art exhibition by Mukisa, with works available for purchase
Guest speakers including Jenny Davidson (CEO of CSMC), Neha Kumar (Founder of AYG), Rene (Q Psychologist)
Reflection activity with Thao Tran (Founder of Ditox)
DJ set by DJ Phunkee
Hosted by Emcee Amy Leong (Mentor & Coach, Lawyer)
Trauma-Informed Support & Wellbeing
A registered psychologist from Q Psychology will be available during the Q&A panel to respond to questions. Please note that this is not a crisis support service.
Information and resources from 1800RESPECT will be promoted and available to attendees
Come together for an inspiring day of music, storytelling, and connection, supporting safer communities for everyone.

The Council of Single Mothers and their Children has supported single mothers and their children for over 50 years, providing free specialist services, advocacy, and assistance for those experiencing domestic violence, housing insecurity, and financial hardship.

Artful Yoga Gallery is a not-for-profit organisation committed to creating accessible, safe spaces for healing, creativity, and self-expression, with a particular focus on supporting neurodivergent communities.