IMMIGRANT VOICES SERIES
With Green Card Voices and The Loft Literary Center
The Immigrant Voices Series proudly presents its first annual reading series event, Reunion For Green Card Youth Voices Series.
Seven years after the first publication of Green Card Youth Voices Minneapolis, St. Paul, Fargo, the recent edition of Afghanistan – Green Card Voices and its partner The Loft invite over 90 youth authors for a special reunion.
This is a community event dedicated to reconnecting with the authors, people that made the books possible, like-minded publishers and organizations, and the broader public. Get ready to be moved, laugh, and connect as we celebrate these incredible immigrant storytellers of Green Card Youth Voices!
We warmly invite YOU to be part of this memorable community event. Casual and/or cultural attire is strongly encouraged! There will be food, followed by a few speakers, fun activities, audience Q&A, and a chance for book signing.
TO ATTEND: This event is free and open to the public, but registration helps us plan ahead of time. Make sure to register at the bottom of this page.
PHOTOGRAPH CONSENT: Green Card Voices want to inform you that our photographer will be present to capture and commemorate the vibrant moments that make this reunion special. These photos will be used solely for community-related purposes, such as sharing highlights, promoting future events, and celebrating our collective spirit. We prioritize your privacy, so if you have any concerns or prefer not to be photographed, please feel free to communicate with our team during the event. Your comfort and wellbeing is important to us, and we look forward to creating lasting memories together.
PARKING:
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Lot parking is free (first come, first served) on the side of the building.
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Handicapped parking is available in the marked spots in the lot behind Open Book.
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Meters parking along 10th, 11th, and Washington Avenues and 3rd Street South. Cost: depends on which meter you park at. Plan on using a credit card to pay.
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Ramp parking at the Riverfront Municipal Ramp: 212 9th Avenue South (across from the Guthrie Theater) and the Mill Quarter Ramp: 711 2nd Street South.
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Bus or Transit light rail
Ultimately, parking or getting into downtown Minneapolis can be challenging (and more expensive) during sporting or other events. Plan ahead!
ACCESSIBILITY: If you have a disability or medical condition and have questions about or need specific accommodations, please email Program Manager, Julie Vang at julie@greencardvoices.org or call 651-955-2627. We want to help ensure this event is smooth and enjoyable.
We can’t wait to see you there!
