Online Via Zoom - Shared service - Reflections on the New Year - Ryan Frizzell
2022-01-09 10:30 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | Via Zoom
Join us online via zoom for congregational reflection on the new year.

Online via zoom - Various Tellers / Divers conteurs, “Histoires, histoires, histoires”
2022-01-16 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
Histoires, histoires, histoires. Notre service annuel de narration où nous en apprenons plus sur ce qu’est vraiment la vie, à travers le support historique d’Histoire. Si vous souhaitez peut-être raconter une histoire ce jour-là, veuillez en parler à Keith.

Our Annual storytelling service where we learn more of what life is really about, through the time-honoured medium of Story. If you would perhaps like to tell on that day, please speak to Keith.

Online via zoom - Sharing service - Travel stories with Camille Bouskela
2022-01-23 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
Join us for a reflection on travel. We will share memories about a notable trip from our past.

Online via zoom - Recorded video Dharma talk from Thich Naht Hanh - With Ryan Frizzell and Denis Berthiaume
2022-01-30 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
Join us as we reflect on the teaching of Buddhist monk, poet, and activist, Thich Naht Hanh. We will watch a recorded video dharma talk together and share a congregational reflection.

National Sunday Service - "Celebration and Contemplation: The Path of an 8th Principle." - 1PM EST
2022-02-06 13:00 - 15:00 | Via Zoom
On Sunday, Feb 6, 2022 we will skip or normal service time in order join the national service. Please see the details below from the Canadian Unitarian Council:
As part of CUC Month, we offer a national Sunday Service on February 6th as the Sharing Our Faith service. Coordinated by Revs. Victoria Ingram and Meghann Robern, the service is titled “Celebration and Contemplation: The Path of an 8th Principle.”
Unitarians and Universalists have been on the forefront of social change and justice seeking for hundreds of years. In November 2021, congregations of the Canadian Unitarian Council once again stepped forward, this time to commit ourselves to dismantling racism and systemic barriers to full inclusion for all people. Be part of celebrating this commitment to foundational social change as we contemplate the steps we take to move forward in our commitment to justice in ourselves, our denomination, and our larger society.
Join us live on Zoom or the CUC’s YouTube channel; the service will be made available early the following week for your congregation’s use if you are unable to attend.
Call-in toll-free: 1-855 703 8985; Meeting ID 847 1005 5117; Passcode: [REDACTED]

Family Stories: Yours, Mine, and Theirs! / Histoires de famille : les vôtres, les miennes, et les leurs ! avec Gabriella Brand
2022-02-20 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
Every family has stories which are told and re-told. They can be nostalgic or humorous, light or heavy. Some stories reveal psychological and emotional truths about human identity if we know how to read them. Gabriella Brand, educator, counselor, writer, lay minister, will speak about the power of the repeated narrative.Plus: Children’s Story: With the theme of “take all you want, eat all you take,” the children’s story is called “Mashed Potatoes.” A joint service with the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Ottawa.
Please email info@uuestrie.ca for the link to join.
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Chaque famille a des histoires qui se racontent et se re-racontent. Ils peuvent être nostalgiques ou humoristiques, légers ou lourds. Certaines histoires révèlent des vérités psychologiques et émotionnelles sur l’identité humaine si nous savons les lire. Gabriella Brand, éducatrice, conseillère, écrivaine, ministre laïque, parlera du pouvoir du récit répété.Plus : Histoire pour enfants : sur le thème “Prenez tout ce que vous voulez, mangez tout ce que vous prenez.” L’histoire pour enfants s’appelle “Purée de pommes de terre.” Un service conjoint avec l’Unitarian Universalist Fellowship d’Ottawa. (en anglais)

Online via Zoom with Rev. Carole Martignacco
2022-02-27 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
Rev. Carole will lead us in an online service. Topic TBD

Online via Zoom - Women's day with Camille Bouskela
2022-03-06 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
Details TBD

Online via Zoom - Sacred Objects in the Everyday with Kevin Jensen
2022-03-13 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom

Online via Zoom - St. Patrick's Day with Mary-Ann McCarron
2022-03-20 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom

Online via Zoom - "Funeral for Shame" with Matthew Pargeter-Villarreal
2022-03-27 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
One of the biggest obstacles for us to find inner peace is the shame that we carry. Join us on a journey and a discussion of shame…and how we can finally work to say goodbye to it in our lives and for all to become the beautiful and creative beings that we are destined to be.
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Matthew Pargeter-Villarreal (PAR-juh-ter VEE-ya-ray-ALL) is a Masters of Divinity graduate from Brite Divinity School with a concentration in Sexual and Gender Justice, a Candidate for Ministry with the UUA, and currently serving as the Intern Minister at First Unitarian Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He also served as a Chaplain at Baylor All Saints Medical Center in Fort Worth, TX. He and his spouse, Gabriel, are currently living in Albuquerque with their 11 year-old calico named Juliette.”

Online via Zoom - "Making your way in the world today" with Gabriella Brand - 10AM
2022-04-03 10:00 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
UUEstrie will be joining this special service from FUP of Derby Line. NOTE- This service starts at 10AM, not our usual 10:30 start time.
Do you feel that you belong to your family, your community, the institutions of your town or country? Where do you feel connected? Where do you feel alienated? How can we make our way in the world today? Gabriella Brand will tell stories of belonging and alienation.

[CANCELLED] In Person, Away from UUEstrie - WALK at Atto Beaver Park
2022-04-10 10:30 - 11:30 | Via Zoom
April 10, Sunday service, 10:30 a.m.: WALK at Atto Beaver Park
We will meet in the parking lot. Here is the address: St. Francis St., Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3 (version française suit)
10 avril, le service du dimanche, 10 h 30. PROMENADE au parc Atto Beaver
Nous nous retrouverons sur le parking. Voici l’adresse :rue Saint-François, Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3

Online via Zoom - Easter with Rev. Carole Martignacco
2022-04-17 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
A celebration of Easter with Rev. Carole.

Online via Zoom - Treasures of the Marlington Bog with Janet Cowan Weber
2022-04-24 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
Janet has catalogued the flowering of numerous plants found in the Marlington Bog and particular to this special climate. She will share her photos and observations on the changes in the bog from spring through fall.
Janet a catalogué la floraison de nombreuses plantes que l’on trouve dans la troubière de Marlington et qui sont particulières à cet environnement spécial. Elle partagera ses photos et ses observations sur l’évolution dans la toubière du printemps à l’automne.

Online via Zoom - Mother's day with Kevin Jensen
2022-05-08 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
A reflection and celebration of motherhood with Kevin Jensen

In Person, Away from UUEstrie - WALK at Atto Beaver Park [take two]
2022-05-15 10:30 - 11:30 | Via Zoom
We had to cancel the April 10 walk due to weather, so we are trying again this Sunday
May 15, Sunday service, 10:30 a.m.: WALK at Atto Beaver Park
We will meet in the parking lot. Here is the address: St. Francis St., Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3 (version française suit)
15 mai, le service du dimanche, 10 h 30. PROMENADE au parc Atto Beaver
Nous nous retrouverons sur le parking. Voici l’adresse :rue Saint-François, Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3

Online via Zoom - Star Trek's Prime Directive from a UU Context
2022-08-28 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
Service leader: Mary Ann McCarron. (Because the Covid virus also attended the picnic last week, this service will be via Zoom only.)
This service is via Zoom, email info@uuestrie.ca to request the link
28 août, le service du dimanche, 10 h 30. Spiritualité et Star Trek, Être “Weird,” avec Crystle Reid (en anglais)
Responsable du service : Mary Ann McCarron. (Parce que le virus Covid a également assisté au pique-nique la semaine dernière, ce service se fera uniquement via Zoom.)
Ce service est via Zoom. Contactez info@uuestrie.ca pour le lien.

In Person, Away from UUEstrie - WALK at Atto Beaver Park
2022-09-04 10:30 - 11:30 | outing
Sept 4, Sunday service, 10:30 a.m.: WALK at Atto Beaver Park
We will meet in the parking lot. Here is the address: St. Francis St., Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3 (version française suit)
4 sept, le service du dimanche, 10 h 30. PROMENADE au parc Atto Beaver
Nous nous retrouverons sur le parking. Voici l’adresse :rue Saint-François, Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3

Oct. 16 Sunday service, 10:30 a.m.: Joining Unitarian church of Montreal via zoom
2022-10-16 10:30 - 12:00 | Via Zoom
Make Your Life an Adventure of Love
Guest speaker Stephen Sims
Musical guests: Back Alley Roots (Jane Critchlow, Roger Haughey and Larry Cassini)
Worship team: Rev. Diane Rollert, Katharine Childs, Sandra Hunt, Eleuthera Diconca-Lippert, Shoshanna Green, Indigo Micciche.
Tech Team Coordinator: Annalise Peterson-Perry.
Each of our lives is a silent promise … discovering your hidden self … making our lives into a work of art … listening to stories of transformation.
Author Stephen Sims served as program director of a drug rehabilitation center in his native Montreal, and later, as director of a hospitality house for the homeless. Growing out of this experience, Steve set up an awareness education foundation to foster personal transformation – to encourage physical wellness, emotional literacy, and spiritual realization. Steve also initiated dialogues with educators and community development workers throughout the Eastern Himalayas. This cross-cultural experience was the catalyst for him to begin writing, and to establish an interdisciplinary wisdom forum to study diverse healing arts, transformational sciences, and the teachings of different spiritual traditions.
There is no need to register in advance to join us in person.
Join online here:
http://bit.ly/ucmtlsunday
Meeting ID: 824 8169 5864
Password: [REDACTED]
or by phone: 438 809 7799 Canada or 855 703 8985 Canada Toll-free.

[CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER]July 16 - Away from UUEstrie - WALK at Lac des Nations
2023-07-16 10:30 - 11:30 | outing
July 16, Sunday service, 10:30 a.m.: WALK at Lac de Nations
We will meet in the payed parking lot off rue Belvedere. Here is the address: 733 Pl. de la Gare
16 Juillet, le service du dimanche, 10 h 30. PROMENADE au Lac des Nations
Nous nous retrouverons sur le parking payant de la rue Belvédère. Voici l’adresse : 733 Pl. de la gare
:rue Saint-François, Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3

In Person, Away from UUEstrie - WALK at Atto Beaver Park
2023-09-10 10:30 - 11:30 | outing
Sept 10, Sunday service, 10:30 a.m.: WALK at Atto Beaver Park
We will meet in the parking lot. Here is the address: St. Francis St., Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3 (version française suit)
10 sept, le service du dimanche, 10 h 30. PROMENADE au parc Atto Beaver
Nous nous retrouverons sur le parking. Voici l’adresse :rue Saint-François, Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3

Away from UUEstrie - "All My Forefathers and Yours" with Gabriella Brand - 10AM
2023-10-15 10:00 - 12:00 | QC
No service in North Hatley
Speaker:Gabriella Brand (IN PERSON). All My Forefathers and Yours. All are welcome.(la version française suit)
We are all products of history. We all have forefathers and foremothers who leave us with a story to tell. How do we feel about the people who came before us? How does pride in heritage sometimes lead to ideas of snobbery or bigotry? How does shame or anger impact our thinking? What can we celebrate about our own past, no matter who we are?
Gabriella Brand is an educator, author, linguist, and counselor. Her writing appears in The Christian Science Monitor, the Globe and Mail, and in over fifty literary publications. She teaches languages and writing in the OLLI program at the University of Connecticut. A lay leader in the Unitarian tradition, Gabriella lives in Connecticut with her husband, the Reverend Douglas Peary.
DIRECTIONS: In the town of Stanstead, use the little border crossing (NOT Highway 55). Take Route 143 (Main St.) to the Derby Line Port of Entry at 84 Main Street. The First Universalist building is just past the border, on your right. BRING YOUR PASSPORT.
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15 octobre. Service du dimanche, 10 h : Aucun service à North Hatley. Nous sommes invités à rejoindre la First Universalist Parish of Derby Line, 112 Main St., Derby Line, VT. Email : 1uuderbyline@gmail.com ; 802-487-0997.
Conférencière : Gabriella Brand (EN PERSONNE). Tous mes ancêtres et les vôtres. Tous sont les bienvenus. (en anglais)
Nous sommes tous des produits de l’histoire. Nous avons tous des aïeuls et des aïeules qui nous laissent une histoire à raconter. Que ressentons-nous à l’égard des personnes qui nous ont précédés ? Comment la fierté du patrimoine conduit-elle parfois à des idées de snobisme ou de sectarisme ? Quel est l’impact de la honte ou de la colère sur notre façon de penser ? Que pouvons-nous célébrer de notre propre passé, peu importe qui nous sommes ?
Gabriella Brand est éducatrice, auteure, linguiste et conseillère. Ses écrits apparaissent dans The Christian Science Monitor, le Globe and Mail et dans plus de cinquante publications littéraires. Elle enseigne les langues et l’écriture dans le programme OLLI de l’Université du Connecticut. Leader laïque de la tradition unitarienne, Gabriella vit dans le Connecticut avec son mari, le révérend Douglas Peary.
DIRECTIONS : Dans la ville de Stanstead, utilisez le petit passage frontalier de Stanstead (non pas l’autoroute 55). Prenez la route 143 (Main St.) jusqu’au point d’entrée de Derby Line, au 84 Main Street. Le bâtiment First Universalist se trouve juste après la frontière, sur votre droite. APPORTEZ VOTRE PASSEPORT.

[Away from UUEstrie - In Derby Line VT] December 3 Sunday service, 10:30 a.m.: "It's So Easy to Forget", with Gabriella Brand
2023-12-03 10:30 - 12:00 | outing
Sunday, December 3, 10 a.m.: No service in North Hatley. We are invited to join the First Universalist Parish in Derby Line, 112 Main St., Derby Line, VT. (Version française suit)
As neuroscientists learn more about the brain, they acknowledge that human memory is both slippery and hard wired. Gabriella Brand speaks of the role that memory can play in our daily existence. By consciously forging and cultivating positive memories can we bring greater meaning to our lives and to the lives of others.
Gabriella Brand is an educator, author, linguist, and counselor. Her writing appears in The Christian Science Monitor, the Globe and Mail, and in over fifty literary publications. She teaches languages and writing in the OLLI program at the University of Connecticut. A lay leader in the Unitarian tradition, Gabriella lives in Connecticut with her husband, the Reverend Douglas Peary.
DIRECTIONS: In the town of Stanstead, use the little border crossing (NOT Highway 55). Take Route 143 (Main St.) to the Derby Line Port of Entry at 84 Main Street. The First Universalist building is just past the border, on your right. BRING YOUR PASSPORT.
Dimanche26 novembre, à 10 h : Aucun service à North Hatley. Nous sommes invités à rejoindre la First Universalist Parish of Derby Line, 112 Main St., Derby Line, VT. Email : 1uuderbyline@gmail.com ; 802-487-0997.
C’est si facile d’oublier, avec Gabriella Brand (EN PERSONNE) (en anglais) Tous sont les bienvenus.
À mesure que les neuroscientifiques en apprennent davantage sur le cerveau, ils reconnaissent que la mémoire humaine est à la fois glissante et câblée. Gabriella Brand parle du rôle que la mémoire peut jouer dans notre existence quotidienne. En forgeant et en cultivant consciemment des souvenirs positifs, nous pouvons donner plus de sens à notre vie et à celle des autres.
Gabriella Brand est éducatrice, auteure, linguiste et conseillère. Ses écrits apparaissent dans The Christian Science Monitor, le Globe and Mail et dans plus de cinquante publications littéraires. Elle enseigne les langues et l’écriture dans le programme OLLI de l’Université du Connecticut. Leader laïque de la tradition unitarienne, Gabriella vit dans le Connecticut avec son mari, le révérend Douglas Peary.
DIRECTIONS : Dans la ville de Stanstead, utilisez le petit passage frontalier de Stanstead (non pas l’autoroute 55). Prenez la route 143 (Main St.) jusqu’au point d’entrée de Derby Line, au 84 Main Street. Le bâtiment First Universalist se trouve juste après la frontière, sur votre droite. APPORTEZ VOTRE PASSEPORT.

CANCELLED due to weather - June 23 - Away from UUEstrie - WALK at Atto Beaver Park
2024-06-23 10:30 - 11:30 | outing
June 23, Sunday service, 10:30 a.m.: WALK at Atto Beaver Park
We will meet in the parking lot. Here is the address: St. Francis St., Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3 (version française suit)
Note: Please check uuestrie.ca in case of bad weather for cancellation.
10 sept, le service du dimanche, 10 h 30. PROMENADE au parc Atto Beaver
Nous nous retrouverons sur le parking. Voici l’adresse :rue Saint-François, Sherbrooke, QC J1M 0B3
Note: Veuillez consulter uuestrie.ca en cas de mauvais temps pour annulation.

Sunday, September 29, 10:30 a.m. - Walk at L'île Du Marais De Katevale (Katevale Marsh) (la version française suit)
2024-09-29 10:30 - 11:30 | outing
Join us for a walk led by Kevin Jensen at L’île Du Marais De Katevale (Katevale Marsh)
425 Rue des Sapins C, Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, QC J0B 1W0
To get there one has to take
the Hovey Road from North Hatley, go through the village of Katevale and
down the huge hill afterwards and then after you pass a campground on
the right, turn right on Chemin des Ruisseaux and follow signs to the
Marsh. The last part goes straight downhill to the water level. Chemin
de Ruisseaux is the last road to your right before you hit the Highway
55. There is a parking lot at the Marsh which is across the street from
the entrance to the trail. We can meet at the entrance which has a
little gate.
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Rejoignez-nous pour une promenade dirigée par Kevin Jensen à L’île Du Marais De Katevale (Katevale Marsh)
425 Rue des Sapins C, Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, QC J0B 1W0
Pour atteindre le marais depuis North Hatley, empruntez le chemin Hovey jusqu’au village de Katevale. Traversez le village et descendez ensuite l’énorme colline. Vous passerez devant un camping sur votre droite.
Prenez ensuite la prochaine route à votre droite, le chemin des Ruisseaux, qui est la dernière route à votre droite avant d’atteindre l’autoroute 55. Suivez le chemin des Ruisseaux sur une courte distance jusqu’à une petite route qui descend directement vers l’eau.
Il y aura probablement un panneau indiquant Marais. Il y a un parking en face de l’entrée du sentier. Nous nous y retrouverons à 10h30.
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From letsgoplayoutside.com
“This marsh is adjacent to others, occupies a territory with an area of ​​nearly 150 hectares. Typha path is the path to the island. This is an old railway line, in service at the end of 1800. On the one hand, there is Lake Magog and the other, a swamp populated by cattails, reptiles including turtles and painted serpentine abound, as well as nesting birds”
“Le Marais de Katevale est une île située dans la Cantons-de-l’Est. L’île est connue pour ses nombreuses activités de plein air, ses sentiers pédestres et son observation des oiseaux. Le Marais de Katevale est un endroit idéal pour les amateurs de nature et les amoureux de la vie sauvage”

Sunday, October 6, 10:30 a.m. - Mahatma Gandhi: Be the Change You Wish To See, Led by Amy Panetta
2024-10-06 10:30 - 11:30 | UUEstrie – Sanctuary (Upstairs), 201 Rue Main, North Hatley, QC, J0B 2C0, Canada
October 2nd marks the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. In his honor, the International Day of Non-Violence is commemorated. The United Nations established this occasion in order to “disseminate the message of non-violence, including through education and public awareness” which reaffirms “the universal relevance of the principle of non-violence” and the desire “to secure a culture of peace, tolerance, understanding and non-violence.” As Gandhi’s well-known words ring out, we ask ourselves: How will we be the change we wish to see in the world?
Join us for a potluck after the service with Rev. Carole Martignacco. She will also be giving an informal poetry reading. Please bring dishes to share.
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Le 2 octobre marque l’anniversaire du Mahatma Gandhi. En son honneur, la Journée internationale de la non-violence est commémorée. Les Nations Unies ont instauré cette journée afin de « diffuser le message de la non-violence, notamment par l’éducation et la sensibilisation du public », qui réaffirme « la pertinence universelle du principe de non-violence » et le désir « d’assurer une culture de paix, de tolérance, de compréhension et de non-violence ». Alors que résonnent les célèbres paroles de Gandhi, nous nous demandons : comment serons-nous le changement que nous souhaitons voir dans le monde ?
Rejoignez-nous pour un repas-partage après le service avec la révérende Carole Martignacco. Elle donnera également une lecture informelle de poésie. Veuillez apporter des plats à partager.

Sunday, October 13, 10:30 a.m. - Harvest Love, Gather Gratitude, Facilitated by Amy Panetta
2024-10-13 10:30 - 11:30 | UUEstrie – Sanctuary (Upstairs), 201 Rue Main, North Hatley, QC, J0B 2C0, Canada
On Thanksgiving Sunday, we come together in a participatory service to share and reflect upon gratitude and all that inspires us to give thanks.
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Le dimanche de Thanksgiving, nous nous réunissons dans un service participatif pour partager et réfléchir sur la gratitude et sur tout ce qui nous inspire à rendre grâce.

Sunday, October 20, 10:30 a.m. - Water for African Women with Magnabaou Mame-Boye Diédhiou Pt. 1 (en anglais et français)
2024-10-20 10:30 - 11:30 | UUEstrie – Sanctuary (Upstairs), 201 Rue Main, North Hatley, QC, J0B 2C0, Canada
Two “Water for African Women” talks by Magnabaou Mame-Boye Diédhiou from Senegal, on Humanitarian Aid, Humour, and A Diola Woman’s Perspective. “Let’s drop failed aid policies and help our mothers and daughters to shine.”
Agnabaou Mame-Boye Diédhiou hails from La Casamance in the south of Senegal, and is the country director for UUEstrie’s initiative WaterforAfricanWomen.org. Mame-Boye will share her own experiences around the challenges of humanitarian aid in West Africa. She will address the local realities of why so many women still carry the burden of Africa on their shoulders, how some aid keeps women in poverty, and how examples of women succeeding can turn foreign aid policy on its head.
Mame-Boye has recently arrived from Senegal with her two little boys and her husband Jonathon Ellison, the president of WfAW. The talk will be given in French and English and is in two parts, on Sunday October 20 & 27, at 10:30 a.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Community (UUEstrie), 201 Main, North Hatley. All are welcome. Info: info@uuestrie.ca, www.uuestrie.ca, Facebook UU Estrie.
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Deux conférences « L’eau pour les femmes africaines » par Magnabaou Mame-Boye Diédhiou du Sénégal, sur l’aide humanitaire, l’humour et le point de vue d’une femme Diola. “Laissons tomber les politiques d’aide qui ont échoué et aidons nos mères et nos filles à briller.”
Agnabaou Mame-Boye Diédhiou est originaire de La Casamance, dans le sud du Sénégal, et est la directrice nationale de l’initiative WaterforAfricanWomen.org de l’UUEstrie. Mame-Boye partagera ses propres expériences autour des défis de l’aide humanitaire en Afrique de l’Ouest. Elle abordera les réalités locales, les raisons pour lesquelles tant de femmes portent encore le fardeau de l’Afrique sur leurs épaules, comment certaines aides maintiennent les femmes dans la pauvreté et comment les exemples de réussite des femmes peuvent bouleverser la politique d’aide étrangère.
Mame-Boye est récemment arrivée du Sénégal avec ses deux petits garçons et son mari Jonathon Ellison, président de la WfAW. La conférence sera donnée en français et en anglais et se déroulera en deux parties, les dimanches 20 et 27 octobre, à 10 h 30 à la Communauté unitaire universaliste (UUEstrie), 201 Main, North Hatley. Tous sont les bienvenus. Infos : info@uuestrie.ca, www.uuestrie.ca, Facebook UU Estrie.

Sunday, October 27, 10:30 a.m. - Water for African Women with Magnabaou Mame-Boye Diédhiou Pt. 2 (en anglais et français)
2024-10-27 10:30 - 11:30 | UUEstrie – Sanctuary (Upstairs), 201 Rue Main, North Hatley, QC, J0B 2C0, Canada
