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The Vital Role of the United Nations in Preserving Planet Earth

Date:
Wednesday, February 05, 2003
Time:
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Event Type:
Other
Organizer/Author:
Brent N. Hunter
Location Details:
St. Francis Hotel, Colonial Room

The Vital Role of the UN in Preserving Planet Earth A reception and discussion featuring the distinguished Dr. Robert Muller and Susan J. Zipp on the Earth Charter Wednesday, February 5, 6 pm (Registration and reception, 6 pm; Program, 7 pm) St. Francis Hotel, Union Square, San Francisco With the Bush Administration opting out of the Kyoto Accords and its increasingly unilateral actions, does the U.N. hold any value? Join us for a discussion to hear about the many contributions the world organization is making to sustainable development and world peace and learn why the U.N. will continue to play a vital role in the future. We are proud to present Dr. Robert Muller, former UN Assistant Secretary General and Chancellor Emeritus of the University for Peace in Costa Rica. Known throughout the world as a peacemaker who has worked closely with three Secretaries General, Dr. Muller has won countless awards for his fresh thinking about directions the world should take towards peace. Come hear his ideas in this time of conflict and change. Margaret Mead called him "The most brilliant man in the UN!" Following the presentation, Dr. Muller will answer questions from the audience and make himself available to autograph his recent biography Prophet-The Hatmaker's Son, by Douglas Gillies (www.eastbeach.org). Susan J. Zipp will speak about the Earth Charter (www.earthcharter.org). This reception and program are sponsored by the United Nations Association of San Francisco and co-sponsored by UNA-USA Northern California Division, the World Affairs Council of Northern California, Pathways to Peace, the Association of World Citizens, Global Exchange, and Spirit Rising Productions. Advance reservation by Jan. 25: $25, students $15. After Jan. 25, $30 and $15. Please mail checks to UNA-SF, 3220 Sacramento Street, San Francisco 94115 or make reservations by phone, 415-674-9701. Tickets will be held for pickup at the door. For more information, see our web site www.una-sfbay.org. United Nations Association of San Francisco 3220 Sacramento Street * San Francisco, CA 94115-2007 T: 415-674-9701 * W: www.una-sfbay.org, www.unausa.org
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