6:30pm                      Presbyterian Community Center

Centuries of separation, misinformation, mistreatment and painful

interactions have left many Africans and African-Americans virtual

strangers to one another. Join us for an important community discussion

about repairing and building relationships of understanding, respect,

friendship and cooperation between Africans and African-Americans.

Featuring special guests King Kigeli V, the former exiled king of

Rwanda, Stacy Bailey-Ndiaye, Associate Director the Ali Institute and

Director of Bridge Kids International, and Victor Mwimanzi, UofL

student. Dinner of African, Caribbean and African-American cuisines

will be served.

Sponsored by the Muhammad Ali Institute for Peace and Justice, the UofL

African Student Union, Presbyterian Community Center and Bridge Kids

International