nzoCALIFAncestry ushers Genealogy at Nat'l Black Theatre Festival

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nzoCALIFA -- July 2019 #Dancestory2019 

Ancestral Communal Kinship thru Genealogy
      Communal kinship exchange and engagement, discussing the importance of Ancestral remembrance and how it revitalizes our Cultural Arts Community. Recognizing Artists as natural mediums for service, we'll draw from the synergy of Ancestral sojourn, to next level our creative moves.

 Presenter: Regina “Califa” Calloway, nzoCALIFAncestry 
July 30-31 @12:15 p.m.-2:15 p.m., Embassy Suites Ardmore 1
Winston-Salem, North Carolina




For NBTF2019 Complete Workshop Schedule: NBTF2019- Community Workshops

JULY 29-Aug 3, 2019  For Festival info: https://ncblackrep.org/ 
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The dynamic talents of the Bay serve in Communal Kinship at #NBTF2019
Sistar Janeen Johnson has produced in 50 state, over 5 countries with a profound
Lovefor Stagecraft Production and Consultancy. website: janeen-johnson.com


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