A Glimpse Down The Road
The Mission Team at St. Andrew’s is proud to host the Stardale Women’s Group as they present a screening of their award-winning short film, The Road, followed by a question and answer time with the writers and actors:
What: Special screening of The Road, an award-winning short film
When: Friday, May 27, 2022 at 7:00 p.m.
Where: St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church (703 Heritage Drive SW)
Free Tickets (Sign-Up by Clicking Here)
Once you have registered, there is NO NEED to print tickets. Please include the number of all those coming ‘in your party’.
What is the Stardale Women’s Group?
Starting in Saskatchewan, but now based in Calgary, the Stardale Women’s Group has empowered the lives of Indigenous girls, strengthened their families, and inspired communities to engage in the core values of reconciliation for over 25 years. The group offers programs and services to Indigenous young women and girls to help them in overcoming systemic barriers. Stardale provides positive, supportive environments, helping to build resilience across generations. The Stardale Women’s Group wants all of the Indigenous young women and girls it serves to live in a strong, supportive and inclusive community where all Indigenous People have assets to thrive and are equal participants in Calgary’s future.
What is The Road?
The Road is an award-winning short film starring the Indigenous young women of the Stardale Women's Group. It explores various themes related to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and the legacy and inter-generational impact of colonialism in Canada.
Our rental of The Road goes towards increased social and wellness programming, basic needs, and better lives for many Indigenous young women and girls, their families and their communities in Calgary, Alberta.
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