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The Flavours of Integration: A Second Success!

Updated: 4 days ago


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Thank you to everyone for participating in AWCM Celebratory Night of Courage, Talent, and Resilience.


On Saturday, November 29th, our community members and volunteers performed The Flavours of Integration, a community theatre production that highlighted the true stories of Afghan women as they navigate the difficulties and simple pleasures of immigrating to a new country. As a story of resilience and strength, our members brought an unforgettable performance to the stage!



This special evening brought to the stage the voices and stories of newly arrived women who, despite facing new challenges, systemic barriers, and discrimination, continue to rise with strength, creativity, and unwavering determination. These incredible women showcased not only their artistic gifts but also their resilience, their ability to transform hardship into hope, and challenges into opportunities for connection and growth.



The night opened with a curated exhibition of Afghan cultural attire and community art. Audiences were invited not only to see the dresses on stage but also to get a closer look, touch, and experience the vibrant colours and intricate embroidery of Afghan art.



Each moment on stage was a reminder that integration is not just a process, it is a courageous journey. We are proud of the talent, energy, and passion these women brought to life. Their courage shines as an inspiration for all of us, lighting the path toward a more inclusive and compassionate future. After the show, there was also a Q&A session to discuss the social and historical context of the future, the issues Afghan women are facing, and how we can contribute to support them, both here in Canada and in Afghanistan.



But no event is complete without food. The evening concluded with delicious refreshments and sambosas prepared by our amazing Collective Kitchen team. Their cooking perfectly rounded out the night as patrons mingled and connected. 



A huge thank you to the venue Centre SANAAQ for providing the space and funding to bring this story to life, our wonderful audience who wholeheartedly engaged with our presentation, and most of all our actors and volunteers who gave their time and energy to perform their best at each rehearsal and show. By weaving together art, culture, and hospitality, people were able to feel welcomed, inspired, and connected.


Thank you to everyone who joined us and continues to support our work!




 
 
 

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Montréal, Québec H3H 1J9

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Phone : 514-321-2194 
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