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Enhancing Cultural Understanding Between Newcomer and Aboriginal Communities
How can we increase intercultural understanding?What do newcomer and Aboriginal communities share in common?

Join us for an opportunity to hear directly from the First peoples of these lands.

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(Southeast Corner, 1st floor, Stanley A. Milner Library)

Inuit:
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First Nations:
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# [# L) O+ A2 I9 |Intercultural Dialogues Celebration:
# S6 C# [: g- D* A4 U8 e* jApril 17, 6:00-8:00 pm
(City Hall, 1st Floor)
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This series is organized by the Edmonton Immigrant Services Association (EISA), City of Edmonton’s Aboriginal Relations Office and the Edmonton Public Library and is part of a series titled “New to Canada? Things You Need to Know” organized by EISA.

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" ... hear directly from the First peoples of these lands"

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First Peoples are Newcomer and Aboriginal communities.
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