Every year, the Sydney Peace Prize brings the Sydney community together to talk about peace, justice and nonviolence, and to honour one of the world’s most inspiring peacemakers. 

Global women-led movement of solidarity with survivors of sexual violence and harassment Me Too has won the 2019 Sydney Peace Prize. The movement's founder Tarana Burke and Australian Me Too leader Tracey Spicer will receive the Prize on behalf of the movement.

Me Too will receive 2019 Sydney Peace Prize "For empowering survivors of sexual harassment and violence, and elevating their voices; for championing truth and justice; for highlighting the breadth and impact of sexual violence worldwide; and for launching a demand for change that is sweeping the world.".

On 14 November, Tarana Burke will deliver the much-anticipated 2019 City of Sydney Peace Prize Lecture, and will be awarded the Prize alongside Tracey Spicer at the Sydney Town Hall. This event will also feature an in conversation with Tracey Spicer and Antoinette Braybrook, an address by The Hon. Tanya Plibersek MP, a musical performance by the inimitable Sarah Blasko and the awarding of the Prize by Lord Mayor Clover Moore!

This will be a spectacular event not to be missed - tickets will sell out quickly, so buy yours today to make sure you don't miss out. More information is on www.sydneypeacefoundation.org.au

Doors open at 5:30pm for a strict 6:30pm start.**

*By purchasing a ticket to the City of Sydney Peace Prize Lecture, you are supporting the Sydney Peace Foundation and the Sydney Peace Prize Program. If you're able, please consider purchasing a Peacemaker ticket!

** Please note that Sydney Town Hall has implemented body and bag scanners, so we ask guests to arrive early.