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University College of the Fraser Valley (UCFV) Reseach Review, a peer-reviewed online journal, issued a poster calling for papers/contributions on the theme, "South Asian Studies: Transnational Issues" for their October, 2006 issue. The poster further details the requirements for the submission, details the areas that it must cover, as well as the deadline.
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Poster detailing the celebration of Diwali in Mission organized by Mission Community Services Society Multicultural Department and Mission Community Library, with activities like mehndi, diya painting, storytime, and dancing.
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Poster for Eid Mubarak by the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies University College of the Fraser Valley and the Indo-Canadian Student Advisory Committee.
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Poster detailing the schedule for the screening of the films presented at the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies Institute's EHSAAS South Asian Film Festival, each followed by a discussion session starting from September 25th at University of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford Campus from 7-10pm. A brief summary of each film along with contact number for further informaion is also provided on the poster.
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Poster for EHSAAS South Asian Film Festival Featuring four films: Drowned Out, Rang de Basanti, Continuous Journey and Dor to be presented on March 14, 21, 28 and April 4 respectively at the Abbotsford Campus of the University College of the Fraser Valley from 6:30-9 pm.
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Poster for Shastri Institute Mount Allison University Summer Programme In India, to provide Canadian students an opportunity to participate in cultural and educational immersion in an Indian environment over the course of eight weeks.
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Brochure for the commemoration of "International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination" at the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies, University College of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford, scheduled for March 21st, 2007. The day marks the anniversary of the horrifying event in 1960, when police in Sharpville, South Africa, open fired on a peaceful demonstration protesting Apartheid "pass laws." The police killed 69 people. In 1966, the General Assembly proclaimed the day in efforts to eliminate racial discrimination worldwide. The event hosted by UCFV includes talks and discussions, as well as displays on Chinese, Indian (Sikh) and Mennonite archives.