BOSTON (AP) - Nonprofit groups sympathetic to the plight of refugees in America will stage an exhibition, panel discussion, concert and other events in Boston.
Oxfam America says Monday evening’s “Uniting for Refugees ” presentations will be free of charge to the public and begin at 6 p.m. at Boston’s District Hall.
Oxfam says the event coincides with the anniversary of President Donald Trump’s first executive order tightening immigration restrictions.
It will include a performance by Chadwick Stokes, a singer-songwriter and front man for the bands Dispatch and State Radio.
Other events include a display of items that refugees worldwide used in their journeys to safety, and a panel discussion with experts from Oxfam and Amnesty International.
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