[act-ma] 3/11 SUSAN McLUCAS - "Working to Stop Female Genital Mutilation"

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THE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF BOSTON
SUNDAY SPEAKERS FORUM presents...

Sunday, March 11, 2012
11:00am

Marking International Women's Day
SUSAN McLUCAS, a.k.a. MARIAM SACKO
"Working to Stop Female Genital Mutilation" (with special music and dance of
Mali)

Sini Sanuman is a Malian NGO dedicated to eradicating female genital
mutilation. In Mali, they started the Pledge Against Excision. They have
music videos on television by famous Malian artists. They've organized a
growing number of villages that have decided together to stop excising and
keep a list of other such villages to work together.

Susan McLucas is director Healthy Tomorrow, a Boston group that helps Sini
Sanuman.

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St. Patrick's Day weekend
EDWARD CHILDS & JAN CANAVAN
"The Legacy of Ireland's Struggle from the Past until Today"


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