Dialogue Book Club #6
This month at Dialogue Book Club – Read & Watch Series, we gather around the theme of Women & Immigration. We will watch The Swimmers and read Where Am I?,...
This month at Dialogue Book Club – Read & Watch Series, we gather around the theme of Women & Immigration. We will watch The Swimmers and read Where Am I?,...
Today is a day of unity, celebration, reflection, advocacy, and action and is marked in many countries worldwide. Let’s celebrate the progress made and commit to the work still ahead....
On the evening of February 27, our Dialogue Book Club came together for a warm and meaningful iftar. It was a beautiful night of thoughtful conversation, shared reflections, and community...
Our February program is ready! This month’s theme is Women, Aging, and Wisdom. Around a warm iftar table, we will reflect on the meaningful comedy film Nonnas, exploring what aging,...
As the Grand River Friendship Society University Dialogue Group, we hosted a lovely Galentine’s Day gathering at Conrad Grebel. With a total of 13 wonderful participants, we spent a day...
WOMEN, GRIEF & COMPASSION In our January Dialogue Book Club, we explored grief, compassion, and inner healing through the true story of Penguin Bloom. Through Sam’s journey after a life-altering...
On Friday evening, January 30, as Grand River Friendship Society, we had the pleasure of hosting a collage workshop in collaboration with the Kitchener-Waterloo Multicultural Centre, as part of the...
With the participation of our 18 incredible women mentors, we hosted a very special Mentors Appreciation Night to celebrate dedication, generosity, and impact. It was a meaningful evening where we...
This month’s book club gathering felt deeply layered and quietly powerful. We didn’t just watch the movie Tully, we used it as a mirror. Through Marlo’s story, we explored experiences...
This month in our book club, our theme is Women, family & Motherhood. We’ll explore the film Tully through the lens of womanhood, the mother archetype, and self-parenting—using the film...