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LASC Peace Coffeehouse: For & From Haiti

Join the Latin American Solidarity Committee (#LASCwny) of the WNY Peace Center for our January Peace Coffeehouse. Featuring local activist Katherine Mang on her micro-lending program, Mother’s Club-Haiti (mclubsth.org), offering hope to rural Haitian families.

 

LASC Peace Coffeehouses are in person with social distancing and masks required. At Canisius College Science Hall, Main and Jefferson near the metro. Street parking on Main or in the parking lot by M&T Bank.

 

If you prefer to use Zoom, please email tpbisson@gmail.com.

Article 26: Right to Education

A lack of education, especially of girls, has been demonstrated to have an enormous impact on society at large, on health, and on the economic development of countries, not least because deprivation of the right to education often spans generations, as it perpetuates entrenched cycles of poverty. Education is perhaps the most powerful tool available to pull marginalized children and adults out of poverty and exclusion, making it possible for them to play an active role in the processes and decisions that affect them.