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Discussion with Prune Missoffe Panico

Photo : Sarah Girard

Oct 9Free

Discussion with Prune Missoffe Panico

Step behind the scenes of high-stakes activism through a raw, honest account of life at sea and the weight of global struggles. Join us for a heartfelt conversation that bridges the gap between deep personal convictions and the collective power of standing up for others.

Librairie Flora Lit (Paris 14th)

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Through the account of her experience aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, Prune speaks to us about activism: the doubts, the hopes, the frustrations, the anger, and the joys.

She speaks about the struggles of colonized peoples, minorities, the oppressed, and the ways in which each of us could support them.

Join us for a passionate and exciting discussion.

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