The Haverhill Public Library was the scenary for a cultural event featuring the documentary HOME: El país de la ilusión. The film invites reflection on migration, identity, and the sense of belonging.
The free event was organized by the Colombian Cultural Committee of the Merrimack Valley and gathered a diverse and engaged audience. As a volunteer, I contributed through photography and marketing, my areas of expertise. The audience’s turnout reflected the effectiveness of the outreach strategy, supported by social media, visual content, and local media partners such as Las Parceritas and El Mundo Boston, who helped share the message across the community.
Congratulations to Bruff Carmenza, Claudia Vanegas, and all members of this nonprofit organization. Special thanks to Dr. Dolores C Calaf, EdD, Eridania Nieves, among others, and contributed in different ways.
Events like this show how culture continues to serve as a channel for dialogue, understanding, and community connection. 😀
