Women’s Way shares stories of refugee and U.S. born mothers whose lives and families were impacted by the pandemic. Join for a free video screening and discussion of stories created by these mothers from Iraq, Iran, Syria, Congo, Afghanistan and the U.S. Enjoy musical performance by Egyptian singer/songwriter Ramy Hamed.

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Women’s Way shares stories of refugee and U.S. born mothers whose lives and families were impacted by the pandemic. Join for a video screening of these stories and a lively discussion , multicultural food and African drumming and dance.

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Join Sharing Our Story at City of Asylum for a multicultural experience watching digital stories created by African born and U.S. born residents of Northview Heights as they describe life changing experiences. Join in a discussion of how we create even more welcoming communities. Swing and sway to the incredible African drumming music of Ibeji Drum Ensemble

Join us for a multicultural event to learn the stories of African and U.S.-born Americans living in Northview Heights through personal videos about life changing experiences, and a discussion of ways to create a welcoming community. Enjoy a multi-cultural experience with food, and African dance and drumming by Sankofa Village for the Arts. The event will take place in the Northview Heights gym at 533 Mt. Pleasant Avenue.

Sharing Our Story partners with Pittsburgh Playback Theatre, Somali Bantu Community Association of Pittsburgh and the JCC of Pittsburgh Center for Living Kindness and Civic Engagement to present digital stories created by Northview Heights teens and a public discussion about creating a welcoming community.

City of Asylum, 40 West North Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Sharing Our Story partners with Pittsburgh Playback Theater and Somali Bantu Community Association of Pittsburgh to share digital stories created by Northview Heights teens and a public discussion about creating a welcoming community.

Throughout our history, political oppression, famine, violence and religious persecution have motivated people to make their way to our shores. Learn what it means to be part of the new American Dream through the experiences of individuals who have come here recently and others who, once new, are now established in our society.

Among the speakers will be two of our workshop participants: Dominic Fratangello, whose family immigrated from Italy during the time of World War II; and Rebecca Suarez Ruiz, who recently immigrated with her family from Mexico.

To RSVP, visit the event page.