EAWLC Book Talks with Keith Garebian and Jirair Tutunjian: Roots, Identities, and Canadian Contexts

Our Book Talks program invites authors to talk about their books, and facilitates Q&A where audience can ask their own questions. As usual, books are available for purchase by cash or e-transfer to support the authors!

In this session:

Keith Garebian will address his hybrid roots as half-Armenian, half Anglo-India Canadian, through the exploration of his vivid presentational style in poetry and in prose, by which he “reinvents” identities.

Jirair Tutunjian will talk about his new autobiographical book, Do Mice Drink Wine. Continue reading “EAWLC Book Talks with Keith Garebian and Jirair Tutunjian: Roots, Identities, and Canadian Contexts”

How Canada Works: The EAWLC Civics Class & Seminar

Do you want to

  • Understand how Canadian society and government function, and how this influences your daily life?
  • Know how to fulfill your obligations, and protect your rights as a Canadian citizen, to become an integral part of , and contribute to Canada’s democratic society?
  • Be able to read and interpret news with greater historical and political awareness?
  • Build intercultural communication and civic engagement skills, and participate in societal as well as social life with more confidence?
  • Win generous grocery shop vouchers, plus get invited to an year-end celebration party?

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