Muslim Student Association of Walt Whitman High School hosts Day of Unity conference
Students from seven districts across Long Island were in attendance.
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Apr 19, 2024, 4:33 PM
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The Muslim Student Association of Walt Whitman High School held its third annual Day of Unity conference.
The theme of the event this year was inclusivity. Students focused on how they can use their voices and actions to promote inclusivity in the communities.
Students from seven districts across Long Island were in attendance.
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