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Upcoming Events
When:
Thursday, April 21st. 4:00-5:00 p.m
What: International Coffee Hour
Where: Blue Dog Cafe in HGS
Description:
Lots
of Southeast Asian food, including fresh rolls, spring
rolls, dumplings, chicken and beef satay... We will also
showcase our books and photos from the art exhibit.
One ongoing event for this semester is our
MAKE A BOOK, TEACH A KID project,
where BBCC members essentially craft children's books
from scratch. Books will then be sent to the
non-profit organization Cambodian Volunteers for
Community Development, who will then distribute the
books to children in areas where educational resources
are lacking.
Past
Events...
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When:
Thursday,
March 24th, 2005 @ 8:00-10:00 p.m.
What: Cambodian Story, an art and book exhibit
Where: Trumbull Artspace
Description:
In addition to
displaying our books, we will also have photos, facts,
readings, and anecdotes regarding Cambodia, Reamker (the
Cambodian version of a Hindu myth), and our own lives. There will
also be egg rolls and beef
skewers, along with some lychee dessert. The event
is FREE and will be a wonderful ending celebration to
our year-long project.
When:
Friday, April 23, 2004 @ 3pm
What: Film showing of The Flute Player
Where: Luce Hall Auditorium
Description: a PBS documentary featuring Arn
Chorn Pond. To be followed by a discussion led by Pond himself.
Co-sponsored by SEAS, OISS, AACC, and AI.
When:
Thursday, March 25th, 2004 @ 8pm
What: BBCC General Meeting: with coconuts!
Where: WLH 006
Description: BBCC General Meeting to plan for
upcoming events and to read pieces for FTWC.
When: Thursday, February 26th, 2004 @ 8:15pm
What: Write-a-Thon
Where: Asian American Cultural Center
Description: co-sponsored with Alpha Phi Omega.
Letters to write on issues such as deportation, political corruption, land
mines and sex trafficking.
When: Thursday, February 19th, 2004 @ 7:30pm
What: Showing of The Killing Fields
Where: Trumbull College TV Room - entryway D
Description: Showing of the Killing Fields - a
movie that follows the life and escape of Dith Pran during the Pol Pot regime.
When: Saturday, January 24th, 2004 @ 3pm
What: Showing of Refugee
Where: LC 101
Description: part of the Asian American Film
Festival. Refugee is a documentary of one man's return to Cambodia.
When: Friday, January 16th, 2004 @ 8pm
What: Re:ACTION
Where: Branford Common Room
Description: a night to reflect on Cambodia's
past and a celebration of its future. All proceeds from event goes to
the Khmer Literacy Project.
A special 'thank you!' to all those who support us
and who have made it to our events.
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