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Robinson Koilpillai Award for Multiculturalism

March 26, 2018March 26, 2018 by Edmonton Interfaith Centre, posted in Blog/News

Edmonton Interfaith Centre for Education and Action received one of the Robinson Koilpillai Awards for Multiculturalism at the Harmony Brunch on March 25.

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