Philippines History in 100 minutes and 100 images

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Philippines History in 100 minutes and 100 images

Alberta Network of Immigrant Women

Date: January 24, 2026
Time: 1:30 – 3:30pm
Location: The Genesis Centre – Room D-122 (7555 Falconridge Blvd. NE)

Curious about Philippine history and want to explore it creatively? Come learn, make, and share stories in a hands-on workshop designed for families and all ages.

Facilitated by artist Cecilia Alcaraz.

For more information and to register visit aniw.org/dashboard/CulturalThreadsApplicationForm. For more details email riddhi@aniw.org.

This event is presented in collaboration with Saling Pusa and Trellis Society, and funded by the Government of Alberta..

Join us for a fun and creative learning weekend!

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