New American Fund Celebration & Close Out Brunch, LIVE on Facebook 9/20/20

New American Fund Celebration & Close Out Brunch, LIVE on Facebook
Sunday, 09/20/2020-, 01:00 pm-03:00 pm
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Cost: Free

Join The Office of New Americans for a New American Fund Celebration and Close Out Brunch featuring food demonstrations. Cook along with Chefs Ana Sofia Pelaez, author of The Cuban Table Cookbook and Chef Cybille St.Aude, featured on Food Network’s Chopped will be making dishes from the Carribean. Grab a plate and tune in LIVE to ONA’s Facebook page! (Visit us online or follow on social media, for the list of chefs that will be joining us and featured recipes.)

With a theme of Food. Family. Freedom., the community-at-large is invited to celebrate the social and economic contributions of the more than 2 million immigrants in South Florida.

As a part of Miami Citizenship Week, residents are encouraged to support immigrant powered businesses, attend virtual events, learn about those that make Miami so vibrant and diverse, and even try a new recipe from one of the many countries that make up Miami-Dade. Events include discussions with immigrant business owners and local elected officials, virtual brunch, naturalization clinics, food recipe sharing, and more. In partnership with Cities for Citizenship (C4C), this week of happenings is part of a major national initiative of more than 85 participating cities and counties aimed at increasing citizenship among eligible U.S. permanent residents and encouraging investment in citizenship and financial empowerment programs.

Schedule of events
September 20th, 1pm: New American Fund Celebration & Brunch w/ Celebrity Chef Demonstration

To register for events: http://bit.ly/miamicitizenshipweek2020

The Office of New Americans is a countywide initiative to raise awareness about the importance of citizenship. Its mission is to empower immigrants eligible for naturalization to become more civically and economically engaged in our communities by facilitating access to the resources they need to attain citizenship and to prosper.

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