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1054 Shellard Side Road, Cambridge, ON N1R 5S2

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Trumpington Street, Cambridge, CB2 1RL

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101 Rogers Street, Cambridge, MA 02142

Cambridge Rindge & Latin's Sisters on the Runway Club Presents CRLS Sisters on the Runway Fashion Show The Sisters On The Runway fashion show is a fundraising event to spread awareness about domestic violence and raise money for survivors. Sisters on the Runway is a student-run organization out of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Throughout its existence, this club has served as a safe space for young people to feel heard while sharing their experiences and stories. We hold workshops to engage in meaningful conversations and responsive actions connected to the essential issues of healthy relationships, misogyny, and domestic violence. In Sisters, we strive to raise awareness and funds in the fight for justice for survivors of domestic violence. Our annual fashion show was created to meet these goals. At the event, we will have a silent auction with prizes donated from businesses around Cambridge, and of course, present the Sisters on the Runway fashion show. All ticket and silent auction sales go directly to the Transition House, a local women's shelter in Cambridge, to support survivors in their time of need. Information Source: Sisters on the Runway - CRLS Student Club | eventbrite

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Trinity Street, Cambridge, CB2 1TQ

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The Babraham Research Campus, Cambridge, CB22 3AT

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Cambridge, England

The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival is an annual festival of William Shakespeare's plays held in Cambridge, England. The Festival was founded in 1987 by Artistic Director Dr David Creeley. Performances are performed in Elizabethan costume and accompanied by live Elizabethan music. The Festival takes place over eight weeks in July and August and attracts over 25,000 audience members. Each performance takes place outdoors in the private gardens of each of the Cambridge University colleges, including the Gardens of King's College, Robinson College Gardens, Girton College Gardens, St John's College Gardens, Trinity College Gardens and Downing College Gardens.

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Storey's Way, Cambridge, CB3 0DS

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2 Brooks Road, Cambridge, CB1 3HR

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Trumpington Street Cambridge CB2 1RB United Kingdom The Fitzwilliam Museum

Bringing together objects craftedinthe moment and aftermath ofhistoric battles, modern warfare and contemporary conflict,War Craftconsiders how and why they were created and shares the stories of thesoldiers, civilians and prisoners of warwho made them.Discover theingenuity, artistry andself-expressionthattransformedshell-cases and ammunition tinsfrom objects of killinginto mementoes,souvenirsanddecorativedomesticobjects.

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20 Trinity Street, Cambridge, CB2 1TY

Join Sophia Smith Galer on the evening of the 14th of May as she discusses her brand new book 'How to Kill a Language' at Heffers As Sophia Smith Galer’s Nonna lay dying, she realised it wasn’t just a beloved grandmother she was losing – it was the language she spoke, too. From Northern Italy, she spoke a dialët that Sophia, like so many children and grandchildren of migrants, can understand but can’t speak. With the death of the language, Sophia would lose a culture, a history, an inheritance – a whole world. This tragedy reaches far beyond her family. Globally we are witnessing an unprecedented mass extinction event. By the end of this century half of the world’s 7000 languages will be gone, killed by war, climate breakdown, migration, nationalism or neglect, along with the vital knowledge that they have sustained for centuries. How to Kill a Language is an impassioned investigation into a hidden global crisis, and a call to speak, read and write the languages of our world, before it’s too late. Sophia Smith Galer is an award-winning journalist, author and content creator based in London. She won the British Journalism Award for Innovation of the Year for her work, as well as recognition on lists such as Forbes Under 30 and British Vogue’s 25 Most Influential Women in the UK. She has reported across four continents for the BBC and VICE News; her videos have been seen more than 160 million times on TikTok and Instagram where she explores etymology, language rights and linguistics. She studied Spanish and Arabic at Durham University and her family speak Italian and a variety of Emilian. Information Source: Heffers Bookshop | eventbrite