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Come one, come all, this weekend for:

VIDEA’s
Fair Trade Fair


Saturday November 21st,
First Metropolitan United Church Hall

932 Balmoral Rd. off Quadra
10am till 4pm

A chance to support over 30 local fair trade vendors and make your holiday purchases with a conscience.
Enjoy great live music, African dancing by Moondance at 3.30pm, food from the
International Women’s Catering Coop, good friends and lots more!

Admission by donation, lots of door prizes.

Wheel chair accessible

More information at
www.videa.ca

www.videa.ca
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Please join us for the following events:
 
Pacific Peoples’ Partnership Annual General Meeting
 
Join the newly appointed Executive Director and the President of Pacific Peoples' Partnership for the Annual General Meeting. Come see what’s up with PPP. Everyone is Welcome to Attend! Light refreshments, coffee and tea will be available.

Following the AGM join PPP for:

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Hailans to Ailans Artist Panel & Screening of Killer Whale and Crocodile   
 
Friday November 6 at 7:00 pm
Gordon F. MacFarlane Lecture Theatre in the Harry Hickman Building(HHB 105), University of Victoria  
 
The participating Artists are featured within the Hailans to Ailans Exhibition and include Coast Salish Artists John Marston and lessLIE, and Papua New Guinea Artists Martin Morububuna, Michael Mel and Claytus Yambon. The session will be moderated by Pamela Rosi the co-curator of Hailans to Ailans.
Filmmakers from Killer Whale and Crocodile will also be in attendance.

Presented by: Pacific Peoples' Partnership, the Centre for Asia Pacific Initiatives and Alcheringa Gallery.

Hailans to Ailans: Pacific Cultural Performances
Saturday November 7 at 7:00 pm
Wawadit’la (Mungo Martin House at Thunderbird Park, Royal BC Museum (Corner of Bellevue and Douglas St.)
 
Featuring Michael Mel, The Quwutsun Tzinquaw Dance Group, John Marston & Luke Marston and the South Pacific Dance Group.
 
For more information, please contact: info@pacificpeoplespartnership.com
To learn more about the Hailans to Ailans Exhibition, please visit: www.hailanstoailans.com
 
 




PPP is proud to announce the launch of Papua: Land of Peace – Civil Society Leadership in Conflict Transformation a three year civil society strengthening initiative to enable the work of five Papuan civil society organizations based in Manokwari, West Papua, Indonesia.

The project will run from February 2009 through to February 2012 and is funded by t
he Canadian International Development Agency's Voluntary Sector Fund with matching funds coming from Development and Peace along with generous donations of individual Canadians.

Please watch this space for details as the project gets underway.









 
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