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"Tricoté, serré, crépu": The Contributions of the Haitian Community to Quebec
Centre résidentiel et communautaire Jacques-Cartier
Immerse yourself in Quebec's history with the screening of the documentary « Tricoté, serré, crépu » at the Centre résidentiel et communautaire Jacques-Cartier. This insightful film, directed by Joseph Hillel, explores the arrival and essential contributions of the Haitian community to Quebec, particularly the first wave of immigration in the 1960s and 1970s. The event, part of the Quebec Intercultural Encounters Week, promises an atmosphere conducive to reflection and enriching discussions. Come discover intimate stories that have shaped modern Quebec society and celebrate cultural diversity.
Conference · Talk
Free