An intimate dinner fundraiser with Dr. Boatamo Mosupyoe

Dr. Boatamo Yvonne “Ati” Mosupyoe, African Studies Program Director, California State University, Sacramento, will be the special guest of a dinner hosted by the Resource Center for Nonviolence at El Palomar Restaurant, 1336 Pacific Avenue in downtown Santa Cruz on Wednesday January 10th at 5:30 pm before her talk later on at the Vets Hall. Please see the following link for more info on the program later.

http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/12/30/18469370.php

Dr. Mosupyoe is an expert on mediation and interest-based negotiation, conflict resolution and civil society’s role in mitigating and resolving conflicts. Mosupyoe will address Africa’s unique contribution to the growing appreciation of mediation and conflict resolution methodologies and ethics in addressing regional and world problems. Her presentation will include various South Africa case studies.

Dr. Mosupyoe also serves on the Advisory Board of Global Majority in Monterey. She is a native of Tshwane, South Africa, received her PhD from UC Berkeley, and has published on a broad range of subjects, including Pan Africanism, ethnic studies, and “Mediation of Patriarchy and Sexism by Women in South Africa.”

Dinner reservations are $40-100 sliding-scale and spaces are limited. Please call 831 423 1626 xt 101 for more info or to make reservations.