About this Event
Language is often one of the biggest barriers to connecting with others and integrating into a new community, with it also shaping our identity and serving as a source of pride.
Please consider joining as KAMA DC and the Washington English Center (WEC) come together for a powerful night of storytelling featuring individuals speaking on the theme of language and identity. Whether it’s stories of learning a new language in a new place or growing up speaking multiple languages, storytellers will discuss the trials and rewards of navigating these experiences and the impact this has had on their identities.
April 25, 2024
7-8:30 PM
The Apollo Conservatory Room
600 H St NE, Washington, DC 20002
Washington English Center (WEC)
The Washington English Center (WEC) is a community-driven organization dedicated to offering affordable English-language instruction and workforce programs to adult immigrants in the greater Washington area. Since our establishment in 1993, we've supported individuals from over 100 countries, thanks to the dedication of our 350 volunteers. Our aim is to equip immigrants with the necessary tools to thrive in their new home.
KAMA DC
KAMA DC is a volunteer-run non-profit that provides a platform for immigrants and refugees living in the DMV area to share their stories and skills. Since 2016, KAMA aims to put on high quality storytelling events and classes led by immigrants and refugees, and also manages the D.C. Immigration Film Festival.
If price is a barrier, please email [email protected] for a complimentary free ticket.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Apollo, 600 H Street Northeast, Washington, United States
USD 5.00