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“Free the Slaves” A Presentation on Modern Slavery by former slaves and 2008 Templeton Freedom Award Winners James Kofi Annan and Ricky Richards Recipients of the 2008 Templeton Foundation Freedom Award Tuesday, September 23rd, 7:00pm, Davis Auditorium, Columbia University (map) Advance Registration is required. Please RSVP Cosponsored by Yeshivat Chovevei Torah Rabbinical School – Kronish Tikkun Olam Program, Free the Slaves, CSSR, Columbia University Seminars on Slavery and Memory and on Human Rights, and Columbia/Barnard Hillel
A Presentation on Modern Slavery by 2008 Templeton Freedom Award Winners James Kofi Annan and Ricky Richard from Friends of Orphans will be our guests on Tuesday, September 23, 2008. Both were enslaved as children, one in Ghana and one in Uganda, and both have gone on to be active in the movement against slavery. Their analysis is as razor sharp as their stories are inspiring.
Here is some more info on James, Ricky, and the Templeton Freedom Awards: http://www.thefreedomawards.org/ Jolene Smith, Executive Director of Free the Slaves in Washington, D.C., will join Mr. Annan and Mr. Richard in a panel discussion on modern slavery. There will be an opportunity for Q. and A.. following the presentation. Our panel on modern slavery is being sponsored by: Yeshivat Chovevei Torah Rabbinical School Kronish Tikkun Olam Program www.yctorah.org
Free the Slaves www.freetheslaves.net
The Center for the Study of Science and Religion of the Earth Institute, Columbia University www.columbia.edu/cu/cssr
Columbia University Seminar on Slavery and Memory Columbia University Seminar on Human Rights www.columbia.edu/cu/seminars
Columbia/Barnard Hillel http://www.hillel.columbia.edu/ For more information: Rabbi Herman at jlherman@jlherman.net or Ossian Foley at opf1@columbia.edu
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