Information Session on the Tamil Canadian History Documentation Initiative
A section of the Brown Canada Project
On November 18th, 2011, CASSA launched the “Brown Canada” project, which will be documenting and celebrating the history of South Asians in Canada during the 20th Century. This project will document our struggles, our accomplishments, our milestones, our growth and our resistance.
As part of the documentation process, CASSA is reaching out to various communities within South Asian Canadians, including but not limited to Sikh Canadians, Pakistani Canadians, Bangladeshi Canadians, Indo-Caribbean Canadians and Tamil Canadians.
Tamil Canadians have encountered many struggles and achievement in their pursuit for a better life in Canada. It is vital for us to document our struggles, successes and achievements in Canada and to showcase this to the broader community. We will need the support of many of you to make this project a success.
You are invited to an information session for the Tamil History Documentation initiative.
Date: December 21st, 2011
Time: 6pm-8pm
Venue: Don Montgomery Community Recreation Centre
Activity Room C
RSVP by: December 16, 2011 to krishanthy@cassa.on.ca
Please come out to support this project, give your input and share your experiences.
Sincerely,
Krishanthy Shanmuganathan
Research and Outreach Coordinator
Brown Canada Project – Tamil Canadians Section
Council of Agencies Serving South Asians (CASSA)
2401 Eglinton Ave. East, Unit 212
Toronto, ON, M1K 2N8
Phone: 416 932 1359
Email: krishanthy@cassa.on.ca
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