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Events
Sunday
May 25
* 12am at Gellionen Chapel: readings and
music
* 7pm at Butetown History and Arts Centre,
Cardiff: Fragments from the Dark, launch event
Refugee
Week, June 14-22
SWANSEA
CITY OF SANCTUARY
** Saturday June 14, 12am-3pm at Borders book
store, Fforestfach: Hafan Books presentation
** Monday June 16, 9am-2pm at the Grand Theatre
Arts Wing: DACE launches the website Swansea-Arrivals.net
** Thursday June 19, 10am-5pm at the National
Waterfront Museum: opening of a DACE art exhibition, 'Celebrating Each
Other'
** DATE tbc at Swansea Museum: Women's Night
** Saturday and Sunday June 21 & 22, 11am-5pm at
the National Waterfront Museum: FESTIVAL
** Wednesday June 25 at 7pm in The Chattery,
Uplands: launch of Humberto Gatica's book of poems and photographs, The
Sand Garden / El Jardin de Arena
B o o k L a u n c h E v e n t
7
pm, Thurs 20 March 2008 - Dylan Thomas Centre, Swansea
Free event. Poetry, music, buffet, fun for kids. Donation
requested
Hafan Books proudly presents the new anthology:
"Fragments from the Dark:
Women Writing Home and Self in Wales"
Event sponsored by
the City and County of Swansea, Oxfam Cymru
and the
Communities First Trust Fund. Publication supported by the Welsh Books
Council
FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE

( Photo of Tenby Sands by Emily Hinshelwood )
The
book is FREE if you have claimed asylum; otherwise £5 at
the
launch.
Fragments from the Dark
has been edited by
Jeni
Williams and Latéfa
Guémar,
and it includes poems, true life
stories,
fiction, drama and essays by more than 40 women, some
of
them famous writers in Wales, and about half of them refugees
from about 15 countries.
Have you visited the new website
"Swansea
Arrivals"
?
CLICK HERE FOR OAKWOOD PARK PHOTOS
CLICK HERE FOR REFUGEE WEEK PHOTOS
(new: small size photos with links to big ones!)

"Watching the Weather"
from
Eduardo Paca's exhibition
for
Refugee Week:
"Social Mobility"
REFUGEE WEEK WALES: 18 - 24 June 2007
Free events
at the
National Waterfront Museum
+ Swansea Museum
CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS
(new: small size photos with links to big ones!)
Click
here
for the detailed programme*
* (Most) Refugee Week events in Swansea
were organised jointly by Swansea Bay Asylum Seekers
Support Group, the
African
Friendship
Association

and the

with funding and support from
Refugee
Week Wales

National
Waterfront Museum
 

With thanks to all
supporting organisations and especially to all supporting volunteers and
helpers!

SBASSG outing to the Swansea Grand Theatre Pantomime, 5
January - click here to see the big picture
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