A workshop covering the history, heritage, and culture of Angola from the 1490s and the effects of colonialism.
The workshops will be led by Paula D Pontes and provide the connection for the Angolan diaspora and its importance for people who make a home in a land that they are not native to. Followed by a Q&A.
The CafeBar will be open during this event.
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