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Ethical Responses to Genocide

Date:
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Time:
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Event Type:
Panel Discussion
Organizer/Author:
Elissa Test
Email:
Location Details:
ANNENBERG AUDITORIUM, STANFORD UNIVERSITY

Driving Directions
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From the 101:
Exit Embarcadero West. Continue west on Embarcadero.
At El Camino, Embarcadero becomes Galvez.
Go straight down Galvez until it dead ends at Serra St. Stop, park near the corner.
Walk north on Serra St. towards the fountain.
At the fountain, you will see Hoover Tower on your left.
The building directly to the right of Hoover Tower is the Cummings Art Building.
Annenberg Auditorium is part of this building. Main entrance is on the side of the building
Follow the signs to the entrance of the auditorium.

From the 280:
Exit Alpine Road. At stop, turn right.
At Junipero Serra, turn right.
At Campus Drive East, turn left.
Continue on Campus Dr. for a while; turn left on Serra and continue until it dead ends at Galvez. Serra St.
Stop, park near the corner.
Walk north on Serra St. towards the fountain.
At the fountain, you will see Hoover Tower on your left.
The building directly to the right of Hoover Tower is the Cummings Art Building.
Annenberg Auditorium is part of this building.
Follow the signs to the entrance of the auditorium.

Featuring Carl Wilkens, the only American who chose to stay in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide.

How should we respond to the worst crime known to human beings---as American citizens, teachers, active citizens? How should others respond as religious leaders, government officials, first-hand witnesses? What does “our responsibility to stop genocide” exactly mean? Writing a letter? Speaking out every day? Putting aside our careers and other commitments to do all we can? Come hear five unique perspectives on which actions count as "ethical responses" to genocide.
Added to the calendar on Mon, Feb 26, 2007 10:15AM
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