The Shoe Project Special Anniversary Event

In collaboration with Her Honour, the Honourable Salma Lakhani, join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating 5 years of The Shoe Project in Edmonton. The evening will include a reception catered by the Italian Centre, speeches from our project partners, and 10 stories reflecting the past 5 years of this impactful program.

The Shoe Project is a national initiative that amplifies the voices of Canadian immigrant and refugee women through storytelling. Whether selected by choice or imposed by circumstance the shoes we wear can make or break a journey, shape our experiences, and open doors to our future. Each year, a group of immigrant and refugee women work with theatre professionals to write stories of their arrival and adaptation to Canada centered around a pair of shoes they have worn. Once their stories are complete, they present them for audiences in a revelatory public performance at SkirtsAfire Festival.

March 26 | 7-9 PM
NorQuest College Atrium (10215 108 Street)
Tickets $25: https://skirtsafire.com/tspanniversary/ 

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In collaboration with Her Honour, the Honourable Salma Lakhani, join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating 5 years of The Shoe Project.
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