Bounty Film and Discussion (On-Site).
Come watch a short (9 minute) film about a part of Colonial History you never learned in class. Bounty shares a visit by Penobscot Nation parents and their children to the old Massachusetts State House where orders to eliminate their people were signed. This is an inspirational story about resilience and survival. It calls us to consider what actions Spirit may require of us today.
FORJ will lead a short discussion after the film. Recommended for all, including families with children 10 or older.
This same event will be also be scheduled on Zoom on a weekday evening at a later date.
Contact Friends for Racial Justice Committee at forj@fmquaker.org
