My American Dreams

Feb 19th, 2020 4:30 pm

Film & Discussion

Suggested donation: 100 Pesos

Benefit for Caminamos Juntos

Rhian Miller & Rhonda Berkower

Two short films that tell the stories of DACA recipients and provide insight into their lives and struggles. There can be no better time to tell these stories.

The films will be followed by discussion of DACA with filmmaker Rhian Miller from California and retired pro bono immigration attorney Rhonda Berkower of Greater Boston Legal Services.

Location

El Sindicato - Centro Cultural Comunitario
4 Recreo
San Miguel de Allende, GUA 37700
Mexico

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