See the Road To Fondwa: A Documentary Film
Synopsis:
Up against centuries of oppression, an unforgiving mountainous environment, decimated natural resources, and a centralized state government that offers little or no development assistance to rural communities, the people of Fondwa have taken matters into their own hands.
Leaders and dreamers and dedicated workers.
Children, mothers, priests, and students.
Haitians, Cubans, Americans and French - all pitching in for a better tomorrow.
With unprecedented access to the entire Fondwa community, The Road to Fondwa weaves the seasoned voices and stunning imagery of Fondwa into a tangible story that challenges the status quo of international development and seeks to inspire a new paradigm of international cooperation - one founded on true partnership and understanding.
Chicago on June 20, 2008
7-7:30 pm Open Bar!
7:45 pm screening
Where: Schmidt Auditorium, DePaul University Lincoln Park Campus 2320 N. Kenmore Ave Who: Open to the Public, everyone is welcome!
How Much: $15 suggested donation in advance, $20 at the door.
All proceeds from event will benefit The University of Fondwa, and the IBC Initiative In Haiti. (your donation includes an open bar from 7-7:30pm… for everyone over 21, of course).
San Francisco on August 30th
at the Museum of the African Diaspora
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
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