To mark one year of the current genocide in Palestine, KPSC are hosting a Film Screening and Remembrance Vigil on Monday October 7th. Join us for the screening of the award winning film  Where Olive Trees Weep  . We will follow this impactful, thought provoking and emotional documentary with a Remembrance Vigil where we will reflect on what we learned in the film and on the precious lives lost, not only in this past year, but during the last seven decades. This is night to pause and contemplate the tragedy suffered by the Palestinian people, particularly in the last 12 months. All proceeds from tickets sales will go to support the Uisce Campaign: getting water to the people of Gaza. Tea and coffee will be available.

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