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I BECAME: In- depth interviews with the CFLS Speakers Bureau

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Join Ashley McSwain, MSW, MSOD as she conducts her third interview in our fishbowl discussion series. This month's spotlight is on an asylum seeker and political activist. Since leaving her home country of Uganda, Ms.
O.A. has become an active public speaker and advocate through the Asylum Seeker Assistance Project (ASAP) and the Torture Abolition and Survivor Support Coalition.

Thursday, August 20, 6-7 pm

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