Screening & Discussion of "A Girl Named Abigaël"

Experience the 2x award-nominated short documentary A Girl Named Abigaël, directed by Concordia student Ahana Murumbi. This powerful film follows the journey of Abigaël, a young Congolese girl who navigates the challenges of migration and education in Burundi, exploring themes of resilience, empowerment, and identity.

📅 When: Friday, January 17, 2025
🕡 Time: Doors open at 4:30 PM, Panel at 5:15 PM, Screening at 6:15 PM EST
📍 Where: J.A. DeSève Cinema, Concordia University
💸 Cost: Free admission!

What to Expect:

• A thought-provoking screening of A Girl Named Abigaël
• A Q&A and panel discussion exploring identity, social change, and the power of storytelling
• Delicious baked refreshments generously sponsored by DimpleBakes

Reserve your spot today for this free event celebrating the power of resilience and community through film and dialogue.

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Host or Publisher Ahana Murumbi & Concordia Student Union