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Where: Soumya’s place #406 – 1024 Fairfield Road
What: Afternoon goodies and tea/coffee[External Event] May 13-15: CRACKS IN THE CONCRETE: Building networks of resistance to poverty in Victoria, Coast & Straits Salish Territories
Cracks in the Concrete is a weekend-long event of teach-in/learn-in
workshops and discussions that aims to inspire, strengthen and connect
people and communities interested in fighting poverty. If you’re looking
to gain new skills for community work or activism, learn about
poverty-related issues, meet new people, organize actions or draw others
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