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Performing Diaspora 2011

Performing Diaspora 2011
  • © Harriet tubman Intitute

Performing Diaspora™ is a celebration of Africanist expressive culture at York University and in the neighbouring community at Jane and Finch (also known as Black Creek). Beginning with the commemoration of Black History month, this series of workshops, presentations, artist talks and community events serves as a catalyst to bring the university and community together to celebrate and engage with African and African Diaspora arts and culture.

Performing Diaspora is the innovative flagship project of The Harriet Tubman Institute for Research on the Global Migrations of African Peoples. Located at York University in the heart of Toronto’s African Diaspora communities, the Institute’s aim is to strengthen the understanding and leadership necessary to develop prosperous, harmonious multicultural communities.

Performing Diaspora’s wide range of events and activities will animate venues at York University and YorkGate Centre. This program will reveal, through the power of the performing arts, the history and culture of Africa and its Diaspora.

 

The 2011 edition is organized as follows:

  • February 18th, 2011 - Iniké Afrique Kick-Off Music Festival
  • February 19th to 25th, 2011 - Percussion and Dance Workshops!!

 

For participation:

 

  • Source:Harriet tubman Institute, York University
  • 11-01-2011