SAPAC LITERARY / POETIC EVENING 2018:
24/03/2018 AT 5PM, GLEN WAVERLEY COMMUNITY CENTRE, 700 WAVERLEY ROAD, GLEN WAVERLEY, 3150:
After two successful Literary forums (in 2016 & 2017), we are back again with 'Literary/Poetic evening and Book Launch 2018' event, under the leadership of Dr Kaushal Srivastava.

It is a FREE ENTRY event. This event is a great initiative by South Asian Public Affairs Council (SAPAC) - promoting & securing South Asian values in Multicultural Australia.

Last year, more than 20 poets and writers from South Asian countries in Melbourne participated and recited poems & introduced their books. There were about 120 attendees and the dignitaries present in the event included Hon. Julian Hill Federal MP for Bruce, Mr. Srinivasan from VMC and Councillors.

Everyone is welcome to this 2018 event. However, registration is required to attend the event and registration is also required to participate in the event & to cater for the refreshments to be provided at the event.

Limited seats - Please book your free seat by calling Dr Srivastava. This is a not to be missed event for all Poetry lovers and writers. All literature lovers can meet some great people here.

This event is partly sponsored by Victorian Multicultural Commission.

For any further details on participation and attendance, please check the event brochure and contact Dr. Kaushal Srivastava on 0425712083.

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LITERARY / POETIC EVENINGS: 
Literature plays a vital role in social and cultural integration. Writers, poets, journalists and others engaged in the profession of using their pens are all contributing towards this journey in their own ways. Driven by this spirit, SAPAC decided to start a Literary Forum two years ago, which can provide a platform for intellectual interaction among the South Asian community. People from the wider multicultural community are most welcome as its partners; literature has no boundary!

OUR SAPAC TEAM:
Our team is looking forward to a great year to work with the South Asian communities in Melbourne.

Our events are possible and successful due to hard work done by all our SAPAC team members:

Bandu Dissanayake, Dr Shahbaz Chaudhry, Dr Noel Nadesan, Dr Kaushal Srivastav, Dr Sharif As-Saber, Dr Mo Jamal, Manoj Kumar, Dilkie Perera, Dor Aschna, Aloke Kumar, Aakash Kumar, Neeraj Nanda, Dinesh Chauhan, and Kaushaliya Vaghela.

ABOUT SAPAC: 
South Asian Public Affairs Council (SAPAC, Australia) consists of enthusiastic and socially connected members from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives and Afghanistan. It is a non-profit consultative organisation; its motto is to cultivate collaborative spirit among migrants from South Asian countries.

It has already organised several successful events over the years - Migration Seminar, Community Forums for migrant Women, Forum for Preventing Family Violence, Award night with Film star Randeep Hooda, Poetic Evening with Kumar Vishwas, T20 Cricket Tournament, Annual Badminton Tournaments, Annual Business Forums, Annual Poetic Events.

In 2017, SAPAC has also attended / supported / participated in various other events – International Mother Language Day Celebrations, Premier’s Cultural Diversity Week Launch, Afghanistan Independence Day Celebrations, Miss South Asia Australia Beauty Pageant Event, ‘United we stand’ Family Violence Primary Prevention Launch at Parliament, ‘United we stand’ Family Violence Primary Prevention Workshop, Trades Hall Diwali Celebrations etc.

For further details of SAPAC click on-
http://sapac.net.au/
https://www.facebook.com/sapac.australia