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2008 November > Sister Natasha's Bird House Youth Troopers for Global Awareness (YTGA) is a group of enthusiastic and passionate high school students who are determined to raise awareness of global and local issues through their writing, art and theatre. On October 19, the Burnhamthorpe Library Theatre was the stage for Sister Natasha’s Bird House. It was an impressively unforgettable production about the trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and children. The goal of the play was to make the public conscious of the shocking statistics of this international trade with hopes that the government will take action against it. The event concluded with a panel discussion with RCMP Inspector Marty Van Doren and One Child’s Founder, Cheryl Perera, as well as the immensely talented and passionate cast and crew members.
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| Hibbah, Zehra (Founder of YTGA), Aisha, Reej and Tass, ensuring that guests sign in and things are running on schedule |
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| Adhi, Yumna, Omar and Maryam, a group of very passionate actors |
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| Asma, Naila and Sehba get together for a quick SNAP before the show |
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| Sal, Kewan and Sahil were very excited and enthusiastic about the show |
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| The boys, Wasiq, Jahan, Waleed and Babar posing for a SNAP just before the start of the show |
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| The girls, Anam, Naila and Zenia, just before the show started |
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