Question 1

What exactly is the Mangrove Sessions about?

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The Mangrove Sessions are a series of curated film screenings and literary discussions hosted by The Sahara Centre. They create a reflective space where we can explore themes of environment, heritage, resilience, and community through powerful stories.

Question 2

Why are they called “Mangrove Sessions”?

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Mangroves are nature’s connectors — binding land, water, and life together. In the same way, these sessions connect culture, environment, and dialogue. Just as mangroves protect and nurture ecosystems, the sessions encourage conversations that protect memory, identity, and heritage.

Question 3

Who can attend the sessions?

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Everyone! The Mangrove Sessions are free and open to the public. Whether you’re a student, artist, researcher, or simply curious, you’re welcome to join. However, registration is compulsory for access.

Question 4

How do I register?

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You can RSVP online via Eventbrite, but there will also be open registration at the venue on the day of each session. This helps keep the experience inclusive and accessible to all.

Question 5

What can I expect at a session?

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Each session includes a screening of a carefully selected film, followed by guided literary or reflective discussions. You can expect engaging conversations, opportunities to learn from diverse perspectives, and a chance to immerse yourself in cultural storytelling.

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