Whose Books Founder Claudia Vega will moderate a conversation between authors and translators Bahar Momeni and Jenny Bhatt.
The Human Rights Initiative of North Texas will bring together two local authors for a conversation about their stories.Michelle AslamThousands of people fleeing their home countries due to persecution, violence and abuse have started their lives over in the Lone Star State, often equipped with little more than the stories and skills from their previous lives abroad.
Each year, HRI hosts an event on World Refugee Day in an effort to “elevate the humanity” of refugees and immigrants who often get reduced to the most difficult moments in their lives. This year’s fundraiser is at Whose Books in Oak Cliff. Titled “Books and Brews,” the ticketed event cost $25 and will feature a panel conversation with local immigrant authors about their work and literary journeys.
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