Benefit Reading for CJPME

Nino Ricci joins writers Wayson Choy, Terry Fallis, Kyo Maclear, Lee Maracle and Joseph Boyden at a benefit reading in support of Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East.

Sunday, 22 September 2013
7 PM
Friends’ House – 60 Lowther Avenue, Toronto

CJPME is Canada’s largest grassroots multiethnic secular organization working to promote justice, peace and development in the Middle East. For more information, visit cjpme.org.

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