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By George Archibald, PhD about rescuing cranes in remote areas of North Korea

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Presented by Corinne Kumar

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Speakers: The Hon. Raul G. Salinas, Mayor of Laredo, TX, Tony Payan, PhD, Associate Professor at UT el Paso, Moderator: Erika de la Garza

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Co-sponsored by the Rothko Chapel, Holocaust Museum, and Social Justice Committee of the University of St. Thomas. Held in Scanlon Hall.

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Professor Irving Kelter and Trish Vandiver, Holocaust survivor Walter Kase. Sponsored by Holocaust Museum, University of St. Thomas

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A film about the situation of Djenne, Mali by Jean-Louis Bourgeois, Architectural Historian. Presented at Rice Media Center

Abstract Dancing on Thin Ice with The Seldoms Co-presented by DiverseWorks Pay What You Can, suggested contribution $20Chicago-based company, The Seldoms, shared an excerpt of Floe, a new dance theater work that explores madness, delusion, oil extraction, the vanishing of Arctic ice, and rising sea levels. Floe embodies the fragmentation of our global conversation on climate change as it veers from anti-science conspiracy theories to the very real impacts of global warming on communities...

Abstract Professor Rodolfo Stavenhagen United Nations Human Rights DayThursday, December 8, 2005 at 7:30 pm In observance of the United Nations Human Rights Day on December 10, the Rothko Chapel will host international professor, Rodolfo Stavenhagen. Professor Stavenhagen, emeritus of sociology at El Colegio de México (Mexico), is currently United Nations Special Reporter for the Human Rights of Indigenous People and Vice President of the Inter-American Institute of...

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Contains materials related to public programs during the time period, except for Awards and Colloquia which have separate series.