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Mississauga ON
July 15 juillet 2018
5:00 | 17:00

Presented by | Diffusé par: SAWITRI Theatre
Sampradaya Theatre
4-3250 Ridgeway Dr
905-607-8434
info@sampradaya.ca

Sampradaya Dance Creations comes together with Punjab Community Health Services and SAWITRI Theatre to present Dispelling Darkness - A Work-in-Progress Showing. The project is a two-year, multidisciplinary initiative working to eliminate sexual violence and harassment in South Asian communities. Through the Dispelling Darkness initiative, women survivors work closely with professional artists and sexual violence experts to engage South Asian communities in meaningful dialogue through varied forms of visual and performance art. “We intend to build messaging through this work that will shift perspectives, remove stigma and eliminate sexual violence and harassment in homes, work places and social settings. Through storytelling, music, dance, and movement, four brave women have taken on this artistic journey with us to create a narrative based on their struggles.”

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