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Astoria, Then and Now: An Evening of Thanksgiving Through Storytelling, Film, and Photography

November 13, 2012 ICNY

Filed Under: Program Archive

Flyers on this event are available here:

English ~ Spanish ~Bengali ~ Arabic

Date: Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Time: 7:00 pm Program Begins – free
Come early at 6:00 pm to enjoy the Bohemian Hall’s wonderful cuisine!
(dinner is at your own expense)

Location: The Bohemian Hall 29-19 24th Avenue (between 29th and 31st Streets)

~ Honoring the many roads to the Astoria community table.
~ Celebrating Astoria’s resulting abundant diversity.

Community leaders will share their own stories of building a new home in Astoria,
establishing roots in Astoria, and making connections in a new neighborhood.

Let your voice be heard!

Everyone present will be invited to share their stories and create bridges with one
another – no matter their backgrounds, or time in Astoria.

* Photographs and a brief film clip will illustrate Astoria-style diversity! *

Moderator: Assembly Member Aravella Simotas

Panelists (list in formation):
Bishop Mitchell Taylor, President and CEO, East River Development Alliance
Joe DiPietro – President FIAO (Federation of Italian-American Organizations)
Moustafa Elshiekh –EIHAB Human Services
Susie Loukis – Long-time Astoria Resident
Mizanur Rahman – Organizer, Documentary Watchers
Opening Remarks by City Council Member Peter Vallone, Jr.

To RSVP or for more information contact: Annie Rawlings, 212-870-3518 or annie@interfaithcenter.org.

 

 

 

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