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Agenda:

5:00 p.m.    Mass | Notre Dame Chapel
                    Presided by Very Rev. Tim Uniac, Congregation of the Resurrection

6:00 p.m.    Reception | SJ2, Academic Centre Atrium
                   
7:00 p.m.    Dinner and Program | SJ2, Academic Centre Artium

The example of absolute marginalization of Roma, in almost all aspects of social life, compares to that imposed to the Indigenous people in Canada and the Irregular Migrants in their host countries. Considering that “otherness” is the common element in all three groups, their continuing struggle to survive and their unabated resistance to preserve their culture and identity, discloses the failure of our society to eliminate the chasm between the equitable principles which purportedly govern the treatment of these socially vulnerable groups vis-à-vis their actual standing in society.

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