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SUMMARY:Home, Family, Belonging: A Conversation with African Youth in New Westminster
DESCRIPTION:Building Bridges with Rwanda, in collaboration with the Pacific Canada Heritage Centre Society / Museum of Migration and the New Westminster Public Library, is hosting a Black History Month event. We will screen a film produced by Baraza Collective, Douglas College and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health at the University of Toronto, and featuring the voices of African youth living in New Westminster about homelessness, climate change, poverty, racism, and hopes for the future.\nThere will be live music and a moderated conversation with the audience.\n
URL:https://www.nwpl.ca/events/home-family-belonging-a-conversation-with-african-youth-in-new-westminster/
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CATEGORIES:Adults (19+),Kids (5-12),Teens
LOCATION:716 6th Avenue New Westminster, BC, V3M 2B3
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