African Nova Scotian Women Serving Canada in War and Peace

February 20, 2018

Starts at 6:00 pm - first of two talks on Feb. 20 2018

It’s no secret that women play an important role in Canada’s military and have for many years. The journey for African Nova Scotian women in the military has required faith, resilience and a great sense of humor.  Join Juanita Peters as she introduces us to some of the African Nova Scotian Women in the Military.

Juanita Peters is an award-winning storyteller who works in television, film and theatre.  Her film credits include I MADE A VOW (NFB), HANNAH’S STORY (NFB), AFRICVILLE: CAN’T STOP NOW and is one of the directors of Picture Plant and CBC TV’s award winning series STUDIO BLACK.   As a playwright, Peters has given us THE SAN FAMILY, I M POSSIBLE, THE MOTHER CLUB and THE GREEN BOOK. 

Juanita is a member of ACTRA, The Writers Guild of Canada, Actors Equity, Playwrights Atlantic Resource Centre and is a founding member or Women In Film & Television Atlantic.

 

For additional information:
Richard MacMichael
902-424-8897
richard.macmichael@novascotia.ca