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Annual Thai Water Festival at Yeppoon town hall on sunday 13th april'08.The ladies dressed exquisitely.This family featured is 3 generations of young & old.
Colgate alumni attend Colgate's Multiculturalism: Past, Present, and Future event at the the Schomburg Center for Research in Block Culture, October 4, 2018 in New York, N.Y.
Mark DiOrio / Colgate University
Colgate alumni attend Colgate's Multiculturalism: Past, Present, and Future event at the the Schomburg Center for Research in Block Culture, October 4, 2018 in New York, N.Y.
Mark DiOrio / Colgate University
Day 2 of the Experience Dakira Conference entailed sessions on the roles of women, youth, tourism, and publication in Morocco's multicultural heritage preservation.
In visiting the Akrich Jewish cemetery and interfaith fruit tree nursery, where Rabbi Raphael Hacohen was buried more than 700 years ago, conference attendees began to consider priorities and projects for the preservation of their own local histories that showcase pluralism and solidarity.
Face to Face [Gallery 240]
This Art ReMix engages you face to face with nine extraordinary individuals from the permanent collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. To create more spaces in the museum that encourage connection and interaction, we have transformed this hallway into a multicultural crossroads, where personalities usually separated in the MIA galleries according to geography, time period, or collection area, come together to inspire new ways of looking and thinking. Read More
Elmora School 12 hosted its annual Multicultural Show, ”One World, Many Stories” on Friday, June 5th. Parents and students in the audience danced and sang along with the performers on stage. Many standing ovations were given to the performers. Dances, poetry, and songs from all over the world were showcased. Teachers surprised the audience with a dance of many Medleys from all over the world.
The highlight of the show was the parade, where over 100 students walked into the Gym to the song “Coming to America.” Students and staff members walked in a line wearing native clothing from their country, waving the American Flag. It was an emotional and patriotic beginning. Students and parents were able to celebrate diversity, learn about other cultures, and pay tribute to this great country for educating so many children from all over the world!
Colgate alumni attend Colgate's Multiculturalism: Past, Present, and Future event at the the Schomburg Center for Research in Block Culture, October 4, 2018 in New York, N.Y.
Mark DiOrio / Colgate University