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Thursday, 12 October 2017
Sarnia Justice Film Festival: Migrant Dreams
Monday, 18 September 2017
Let's Stand Up Against Racism
On Monday, October 2, the Sarnia-Lambton Local Immigration Partnership is holding a special event to launch an anti-racism campaign. It's free, and it's so important. Please join if you can!
Friday, 15 September 2017
Orange Shirt Day: September 29
Please consider wearing orange on Friday, September 29 to acknowledge the legacy of residential schools in Canada and to honour the survivors.
You can purchase your own orange shirt from the Aboriginal Student Council: pre-order your shirt by stopping by A119 or calling 519-542-7751, extension 3494.
You can also stop by the information table outside the cafeteria on Friday, September 29 to learn more about the history of residential schools in this country.
Proceeds from shirt sales will support this year's Round Dance and Pow Wow--check back for more information on both events.
If you'd like to learn more about the history of orange shirt day, please visit this site: http://www.orangeshirtday.org/
You can purchase your own orange shirt from the Aboriginal Student Council: pre-order your shirt by stopping by A119 or calling 519-542-7751, extension 3494.
You can also stop by the information table outside the cafeteria on Friday, September 29 to learn more about the history of residential schools in this country.
Proceeds from shirt sales will support this year's Round Dance and Pow Wow--check back for more information on both events. If you'd like to learn more about the history of orange shirt day, please visit this site: http://www.orangeshirtday.org/
Monday, 11 September 2017
Smile for the Food Bank
You can buy a smile cookie today at Tim Horton's (on campus or off) for $1 and enjoy a delicious cookie while knowing you're supporting our local food bank.
Our food bank right here on campus can always use support, too. It's moved to SAC this year, and we have dreams of making it bigger and better than ever. Donations are always welcome. (Things like taco kits, peanut butter, and instant oatmeal are always in demand.)
If you'd like to know more, stop by SAC or email us: socialjusticelambton@gmail.com
Our food bank right here on campus can always use support, too. It's moved to SAC this year, and we have dreams of making it bigger and better than ever. Donations are always welcome. (Things like taco kits, peanut butter, and instant oatmeal are always in demand.)
If you'd like to know more, stop by SAC or email us: socialjusticelambton@gmail.com
Thursday, 23 March 2017
Empty Bowls 2017
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| This year marks the tenth anniversary for Empty Bowls in Sarnia! |
Join us on Friday, March 31 at the Lambton College Event Centre for a simple meal of soup and bread.
Thanks to local businesses who generously donate the food, almost all of the $25 Empty Bowls ticket price goes directly to supporting those who need food locally: proceeds from the event go to the Inn of the Good Shepherd and the Lambton College food bank.
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| This is the most difficult decision of the night: which bowl to choose? |
Tickets often sell out, and the 5pm seating is almost full, so order your tickets soon.
The $25 ticket includes your choice of beautiful handmade pottery bowl. Local potters donated their time to create these bowls.
Empty Bowls events take place around the world. The goal is to raise money and awareness to fight hunger.
Wednesday, 8 February 2017
Tonight: SMA Mosque
If you can, please join the gathering tonight at the Sarnia Muslim Association Mosque for an interfaith solidarity event. The event starts at 6pm, and the Mosque is located at 1609 London Line. All are welcome.
Here is Aruba Mahmud of the SMA with more information on the event and the anti-oppression work she does in our community: http://www.sarniathisweek.com/2017/01/31/interfaith-solidarity-event-coming-to-sarnia-mosque
And here is Tara Jeffrey of The Sarnia Journal with some advice about how each of us can make our community a safer place to be: http://thesarniajournal.ca/you-can-do-something-to-counter-irrational-hatred/
If you have suggestions about how we might work together for a more peaceful and accepting community, please forward them. Thanks!
Here is Aruba Mahmud of the SMA with more information on the event and the anti-oppression work she does in our community: http://www.sarniathisweek.com/2017/01/31/interfaith-solidarity-event-coming-to-sarnia-mosque
And here is Tara Jeffrey of The Sarnia Journal with some advice about how each of us can make our community a safer place to be: http://thesarniajournal.ca/you-can-do-something-to-counter-irrational-hatred/
If you have suggestions about how we might work together for a more peaceful and accepting community, please forward them. Thanks!
Wednesday, 1 February 2017
Sarnia Peace Gatherings
Two local events will provide the chance to stand together against hatred. The Sarnia-Muslim Association and the Sarnia-Lambton Local Immigration Partnership invite everyone to attend to show support and to stand for peace.
Thursday, February 2: City Hall, 12-12:30 pm
Wednesday, February 8: SMA Mosque, 1609 London Line, 6-7:30 pm
All are welcome.
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