Reflections on Waffles, Rice and Remaking Home with Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen, February 3 from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
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at Beacon Hill Friends House is back!!!
For the next several months we will be exploring refugee experiences from a number of perspectives. Recognizing that our world is increasingly a place of dislocation and turmoil, and that this condition and reality has existed in war torn regions for a very long time Beacon Hill Friends House, a center for Quaker educational activities and a residential intentional community inspired by Quaker principles, offers “Refugee Stories.”
Each month an invited quest shares their own story of refugee experience and, in conversation with the audience, bridges distance and time to bring the realities of their own past and lived present more clearly to others.
Our first event will be February 3 from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. “Reflections on Waffles, Rice and Remaking Home” with Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen
Elizabeth is a Unitarian Universalist (UU) minister in Boston working as the Leadership Development Associate for Youth and Young Adults of Color Unitarian Universalist Association . She provides resources for religious leaders, supports racial justice work, and develops programs that serve UU youth and young adults of color. Graduated from Harvard Divinity School, she was a founding member of the Lucy Stone Cooperative. She serves on the Diverse Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries Steering Committee and the UU Ministers Association Mass Bay District executive team.
Elizabeth’s father and many of her family immigrated to the US as refugees from Vietnam. She also briefly did refugee resettlement work with Catholic Charities. She looks forward to reflecting on migration, racial justice, and crossing boundaries.
Hope to see you there!
