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February 23, 2024

Sudan in Focus: Memory and Vision

Awan Festival 2024

An article by womensliteracysudan

Sudan in Focus: Memory and Vision

Awan Festival 2024 Saturday, 2nd March, 12-4pm

Rich Mix London

Don’t miss this chance to take a visual journey through Sudan’s beautiful cultural diversity and multiple artistic identities.

Get a taste of this celebration of the creative soul of Sudan in this brief video:

Sudan in Focus: Memory and Vision

Event Programme below:

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