Members of Dead Fish and Malvina team up to launch charity campaign “Punk Means Solidarity”
Dead Fish and Malvina have jointly launched the ‘Punk Means Solidarity’ charity campaign to support the Gaza Skate Team. The initiative, which began in 2025, focuses on selling merchandise to generate funds for the Gaza Skate Team collective through the European label GrPunkCrustHC. The goal is to provide assistance to the collective and the children of Gaza, standing in solidarity against Israeli violence.
This year, renowned figures such as Rodrigo Lima (Dead Fish and Cucamonga), Ste Marino (Cucamonga), and the Berbert brothers (Malvina and Psywar Records) expanded the campaign to Brazil. By doing so, they extended the opportunity for Brazilians to join the cause and contribute to this meaningful initiative.
The charitable and non-profit collaboration between Cucamonga and Psywar Records was launched with great enthusiasm on June 22nd, surpassing initial engagement expectations. The Berbert brothers, creators of Psywar Records, conveyed a crucial message emphasizing the community’s role in supporting the Gaza initiative and aiding in the fight against the atrocities committed by the Israeli government. They stress the deep connection between punk and solidarity, highlighting the importance of collective action.
The Gaza Skate Team has been operating in Gaza since 2017, working tirelessly to construct ramps, skate parks, and organizing skateboarding classes despite the challenging conditions imposed by the ongoing siege. Through their resilience, they have managed to create a sense of community and shared purpose within Gaza, providing an outlet for individuals to come together, heal, and overcome the trauma experienced as a result of the conflict.
To contribute to the cause, individuals can purchase the campaign’s t-shirt, currently available for pre-sale on the Cucamonga store website. This simple act of support can make a significant difference for the Gaza Skate Team and its mission to bring hope and positivity to the region through skateboarding.
For further updates and insights into the work of the Gaza Skate Team, interested individuals can follow their journey on Instagram. By staying connected and engaged with their activities, supporters can witness firsthand the impact of their contributions and the progress being made within the Gaza community.
In conclusion, through the ‘Punk Means Solidarity’ campaign led by Dead Fish and Malvina, individuals have a unique opportunity to support the Gaza Skate Team and stand in solidarity with the affected community. Together, they can make a meaningful difference and contribute to the restoration of hope and positivity amidst challenging circumstances.