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Inaugural Film & Panel Series, Part 2: Resettled: Hopes and Challenges of the Refugee 1%

Wed, Jan 31

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Georgetown University

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Inaugural Film & Panel Series, Part 2: Resettled: Hopes and Challenges of the Refugee 1%
Inaugural Film & Panel Series, Part 2: Resettled: Hopes and Challenges of the Refugee 1%

Time & Location

Jan 31, 2018, 7:00 PM

Georgetown University , 3700 O St NW, Washington, DC 20057, USA

About the Event

The second part of our inaugural film screening series focused on the challenges and realities faced by families fleeing war and resettling in a new country. Two award-winning films were featured and followed by a panel discussion: 4.1 Miles, by Daphne Matziaraki, and From Damascus to Chicago, by Colleen Cassingham and Alex Lederman.

Co-Hosts: No Lost Generation, Georgetown University

Partners/Sponsors: CAVA, NOVA Friends of Refugees

Moderator: Anne Richard, Frm. Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Migration and Refugees

Panel: Dr. Tsehaye Teferra, Founder & CEO of the Ethiopian Community Development Council; Sandra Vu Le CEO and Founder of Your Cultural Edge; Nasreen Alkhateeb, award-winning cinematographer.

Location: Georgetown University, Washington, DC

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