The Palestine/ Israel Peace and Education Project Presents...Three Events November at Lewis & Clark

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The Palestine/ Israel Peace and Education Project Presents...

Three events to raise awareness and foster understanding around the issue of Israel and Palestine at Lewis and Clark College.
Council Chambers is located on the 2nd floor in Templeton Student Center.

PEACE PANEL PROJECTS
Monday, 11/3
Council Chambers, 6PM

Introduction to the issue by Marlene Eid: Professor of Psychology at PCC.

Lee Gordon: Founder of Hand in Hand—co-education elementary schools for Palestinians and Israelis.

Cindy Corrie: The Rachel Corrie Foundation for education, humanitarian work and dialogue.

Joel Glick: The Jewish Alliance for Peace and Justice, grassroots advocacy and education.


CRITICAL FOCUS: GAZA
Wednesday, 11/5
Council Chambers, 6PM

With Speakers:
Paul Larudee: Arabic linguist and architect of the Gaza Boat Project.

Tom Nelson: Attorney and Co-Founder of Americans United For Palestinian Human Rights.

IN-SIGHT FILM FESTIVAL
Thursday, 11/6
Miller 105

EYES WIDE OPEN,12PM, a look at what Israel means to American Jews today. Discussion with Oren Kosansky, Anthropology.

THE DUPES, 3:30PM, the journey of three Palestinian refugees to find employment and a future. Paul Powers, Islamic Studies.

ANOTHER SIDE OF PEACE, 6PM, a support group for bereaved Israeli and Palestinian families. Sylvia Frankel, Jewish Studies.


There is a more in-depth itinerary attached.
Please forward to all you collegues, post on all calendars, tell your students, bring your friends!

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