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Canberra Multicultural Community Forum (CMCF) Inc
CMCF is ACT peak body representing 112 multicultural community organisations and associates members.
End the Canberra Day long weekend on a multilingual note! Add your own language/s to the evening through an open mic spot or just come along and enjoy. More info from mothertonguemic@gmail.comA reminder about our multilingual poetry evening on Monday 10 March. Featuring poetry from Canberra's own CJC Blue Bells Tanka Group with an introduction by Naoko and John Lamb. Spots in our open mic segments also still available. 4 minutes to share a poem in another language or mix of English and other language/s. To sign up for a spot or for more info email mothertonguemic@gmail.com
Enjoy a kaleidoscope of multilingual poetry in Civic next Monday evening (10 March). Plus a chance to share the languages you speak or are teaching/learning in an open mic spot! No experience necessary - just the willingness to share a poem in a language (or languages) you love. More details at Mother Tongue - Multilingual Poetry or email mothertonguemic@gmail.com
Come and help showcase multilingual Canberra this Sunday (23 February). Fun family-friendly event with free T-Shirts and sausage sizzle. Special language-themed recital from the Carillon too! www.nca.gov.au/events/summer-sunday-sessions-series-national-carillon?fbclid=IwY2xjawIhWeNleHRuA2...
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CMCF was formed in December 2005 to be a unified voice to promote the common interests and articulate the purpose and direction of the multicultural community in the ACT through: