Women in Afghanistan: Stories from the Front Lines
Featuring guest speakers:
Ariana Yaftali from Afghanistan Task Force Group – MB
Karin Gordon from Hospitality House Refugee Ministry
And others TBA
Tickets are $30 and will be sold via EventBrite. We hope to have 75 people at the Caboto Centre, 1055 Wilkes Ave., Winnipeg starting promptly at 7:30 am, with the goal to complete the program by 8:30 am.
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Please note:
- All Provincial Health restrictions currently in place will be followed.
- Mask mandates are in place until March 15th. Please wear your mask unless actively eating or drinking.
- The room is sufficiently large to allow for physical distancing.
Breakfast is buffet style; please arrive by 7:15 to get your breakfast, as we would like to start the program promptly at 7:30 to be mindful of everyone’s time.
Come hear what is happening on the front lines in Afghanistan since the takeover by the Taliban. Many families were left in dire circumstances, due to a “government†that does not respect human rights and has been actively targeting women and people who have helped or worked with the NATO forces, including Canadian forces. We need the support of people in Manitoba to help them.
Afghanistan Task Force Group – MB is working in partnership with Manitobans for Human Rights and charitable tax receipts will be provided for your contributions. We are working with Hospitality House, a Sponsorship Agreement Holder, to help bring at risk Afghanistan refugees to Manitoba.
Your ticket price covers only the costs associated with the event. Attendees who are able will be invited to make donations to support the refugees wishing to come to Canada.
Every family coming to Canada needs to have financial support. This is accomplished via a trust fund established with the necessary funds to help each family live for a year in Manitoba so they can establish themselves here. We have families who have amazing skills as nurses, doctors, engineers, and so much more.
Please consider being generous to this cause. Donations will be accepted at the event and future opportunities will be available soon via www.CanadaHelps.org and Manitobans For Human Rights www.mhri.ca .
We all know that many Manitobans were immigrants once. Immigrants have played a significant role in building and creating the rich diversity that is our province. As we discovered during the pandemic, we need more skilled people in Manitoba, especially in, but not limited to health care.