CSFilm will present at two events in Chicago at the NATO Counter-Summit for Peace and Economic Justice.
Friday, May 18th at 7pm
The Molly Cafe, inside The People’s Church
People’s Church: 941 W Lawrence, Chicago, Illinois
Community Supported Film will present The Fruit of Our Labor and the newly released Compassion Campaign for Afghan Civilians, along with American Friends Service Committee’s screening and discussion of If I Had a Trillion Dollars. Read more here.
Saturday, May 19th: 11am – 12:45pm
People’s Church: 941 W Lawrence, Chicago, Illinois
CSFilm Program Coordinator Ali Pinschmidt, Afghan Program Coordinator Jamal Aram – joining by live Video Conference – and one other Afghan development specialist (TBA), will join the American Friends Service Committee and their panelists of mural artists to illustrate the importance of including Afghan Civil Society perspectives in conversations about the short- and long-term future of Afghanistan. Featuring Afghan-made films from the collection The Fruit of Our Labor and murals and drawings from the Windows and Mirrors exhibit about the Afghan war, this workshop will use the power of the arts to create a bridge between the people of our countries. CSFilm will also discuss its recently released Compassion Campaign for Afghan Civilians.
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