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ANNOUNCEMENT: Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Times...Travelling Exhibit Tour Schedule 2013-2016

[ANNOUNCEMENT: Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Times...Travelling Exhibit Tour Schedule 2013-2016]

ANNOUNCEMENT: Columbus Centre’s new travelling exhibit, Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Times: Italian Canadian Experiences During WWII, now on display onsite prior to its three year Canada-wide tour



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  • To the project team—— Thank you so much for this post. This world would be a so much better place if people could look around themselves and see the rainbow seen by you. In my own family, we have incredible diversity. We are white, black, asian and hispanic. We are Jewish, Catholic, Unitarian, Christian (various denominations). We are Europeans, North Americans, Israelis, Lithuanians, Romanians, Australians and on and on. The most beautiful sight to imagine is the chance to see our youngest cousins between 3-9 years old playing together at family gatherings. You see smiles, laughter, excitment and sharing. The rainbow of our family’s children celebrate their differences and LEARN from each other. Well done team.  Keep up the good work. Someday, maybe by the time your child is in charge, we’ll see the full range of the spectrum of humanity’s rainbow learn how to celebrate each other.

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  • Wow! I was terribly impressed!!

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  • Could you ask her to call me regarding a question about the tour schedule?

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  • It`s really useful! Looking through the Internet you can mostly observe watered down information, something like bla bla bla, but not here to my deep surprise. It makes me happy..!

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  • Thanks for sharing, this is a fantastic exhibition. Really Cool.

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