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A navy background with yellow vines decorating the top left and right corners. There are tea light candles along the bottom of the image, and a graphic of a hand holding the scales of justice faded in the background. The sponsoring org logos are above this in white (Population Connection Action Fund, #Fight4Her, Women & Gender Student Space, Lotus Lounge, and Pride Student Space). Event information is above this - June 24, 2026, event opens at 6:30pm and begins at 7pm. On the U of A Mall.

Persist: Community Vigil & Art Build

6:30 – 9 p.m., June 24, 2026

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