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    Free Friday film series this Spring, with the first one starting this Friday, April 25, 2023 at 4pm, PST. 

    Details are here. This Friday we learn about hurricane recovery in Puerto Rico lead by youth. It’s an amazing story of hope and resilience. I watched it with my son when he was ten and he was engrossed. Maybe you can make it a family affair!

    In upcoming screenings we travel back in time to uncover Chinese heritage in Mississippi and see how a community bank in Chinatown, New York became a target during the 2008 recession.

    You’re all welcome and please feel free to share widely.

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