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A Multicultural Celebration for Harmony Day

May 9, 2024, in Videos > Short Film, by

The Baha’i Society at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia, a faith-based club that meets regularly on campus to discuss universal themes and Baha’i perspectives, organized a multicultural celebration in honour of Naw-Ruz and Harmony Day. Participants were asked to talk about their cultures and their thoughts on diversity and a wonderful array of different foods was shared. This little video gives us a glimpse of the event, along with the reflections of participants and organizers.

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Cherish is a stay-at-home mom with a passion for cooking Asian cuisine. She is a professional photographer specialising in lifestyle family portraits and an aspiring filmmaker. She currently lives in sunny Perth, Western Australia with her husband and two children, Katia and Levi. Cherish loves listening to podcasts about health, parenting, relationships and psychology.
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