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2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
Jonathan Greenblatt, Chief Executive Officer and National Director, Anti-Defamation League, USA; Lawrence H. Summers, Charles W. Eliot University Professor, Harvard Kennedy School of Government, USA; speaking in Confronting Antisemitism amid Polarization session at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, 23/1/2025, 09:00 – 09:30 at Congress Centre - Ignite. Issue Briefing. Copyright: World Economic Forum / Gabriel Lado
PJC Program Officer Barbara Wolf and David Friedman of the Anti-Defamation League with members of the Faith Complex team in the background.
Thank GLAAD It's Friday Washington D.C. April 9th 2010
Nellie's Sports Bar
900 U Street Northwest
Washington, DC 20001-4048
202-332-6355
Photo by
Ryan Janek Wolowski
In the WW II era the Anti-Defamation League working with the NAACP produced a series of "car cards" - what we would now call windshield flyers. The goal was to encourage an American society without color/creed divisions.
This was very controversial at the time - the army itself was split into white and negro divisions and the flyers were seen in some quarters as minorities using the war to advance their political positions (which is why they all say Buy War Bonds Regularly on the bottom).
The flyers whose file names have people's names at the end I know the illustrator of; if anyone can help identify the other illustrations, I would be very grateful.
Thanks -
John Ordover, ordover@aol.com
P.R. professionals Amanda Macnaughton of the W and Jennifer Searle of Think Public Relations easily display why they are considered among the breast--uh, best in the business.
From 1979 until 1983, Bruce H. Lehr Attorney was the Chief Prosecutor for the Dade County Courts and Senior Trial Attorney in the Narcotics Division of the Office of the State Attorney, 11th Judicial District, in Miami, Florida. From 1982 to 1983, Bruce H. Lehr was appointed to become a member of the Florida Governor's Task Force in Alcohol and Highway Safety. Bruce H. Lehr Attorney was also Chairman of the Attorney's Division at the Greater Miami Jewish Federation from 1991 until 1993, and Chairman of the Anti-Defamation League Washington Affairs Committee in 1993.
In the WW II era the Anti-Defamation League working with the NAACP produced a series of "car cards" - what we would now call windshield flyers. The goal was to encourage an American society without color/creed divisions.
This was very controversial at the time - the army itself was split into white and negro divisions and the flyers were seen in some quarters as minorities using the war to advance their political positions (which is why they all say Buy War Bonds Regularly on the bottom).
The flyers whose file names have people's names at the end I know the illustrator of; if anyone can help identify the other illustrations, I would be very grateful.
Thanks -
John Ordover, ordover@aol.com
2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
A sleepy cyclo drver catches a nap on a street in Phnom Pehn, Cambodia
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The high visibility of the self in the 21st Century every-day, at times masked with fabrication, at others genuinely exposed, willfully sheds boundaries between what is submitted for public approval and reserved for personal reflection. On a mass scale, average citizens are compelled toward the digital strip-tease of their private selves or others – all the more comfortable with surveillance, the mass marketing of the photo op, the public defamation of rivals, the fierce cultural cling to childhood obsessions, the landscape portrait of a vacation experience, self personalization in all its forms – true or false. And during days of such exposition, what is concealed? Unspoken? Implied? How does this align with competing impulses within the artist practice? Self portraiture, windows into the intimate lives of self or others, the evolution of the ‘photo bomb’, digital spectatorship, jealous landscape photography, public confessional, criminal intent? Or does art subsist always on Wilde’s ethos of ultimately concealing the artist no matter what? Exposing only ‘beautiful things’ – concept, process, form. And then what are these pretenses at self-exposure, and where do artist’s hide, so to speak, in plain view? Under what false legacies, muddled academicisms, hall-of-mirrors conceits.
Jonathan Greenblatt, Chief Executive Officer and National Director, Anti-Defamation League, USA; Lawrence H. Summers, Charles W. Eliot University Professor, Harvard Kennedy School of Government, USA; speaking in Confronting Antisemitism amid Polarization session at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, 23/1/2025, 09:00 – 09:30 at Congress Centre - Ignite. Issue Briefing. Copyright: World Economic Forum / Gabriel Lado
Thank GLAAD It's Friday Washington D.C. April 9th 2010
Nellie's Sports Bar
900 U Street Northwest
Washington, DC 20001-4048
202-332-6355
Photo by
Ryan Janek Wolowski
PUBLICPRIVATE
The high visibility of the self in the 21st Century every-day, at times masked with fabrication, at others genuinely exposed, willfully sheds boundaries between what is submitted for public approval and reserved for personal reflection. On a mass scale, average citizens are compelled toward the digital strip-tease of their private selves or others – all the more comfortable with surveillance, the mass marketing of the photo op, the public defamation of rivals, the fierce cultural cling to childhood obsessions, the landscape portrait of a vacation experience, self personalization in all its forms – true or false. And during days of such exposition, what is concealed? Unspoken? Implied? How does this align with competing impulses within the artist practice? Self portraiture, windows into the intimate lives of self or others, the evolution of the ‘photo bomb’, digital spectatorship, jealous landscape photography, public confessional, criminal intent? Or does art subsist always on Wilde’s ethos of ultimately concealing the artist no matter what? Exposing only ‘beautiful things’ – concept, process, form. And then what are these pretenses at self-exposure, and where do artist’s hide, so to speak, in plain view? Under what false legacies, muddled academicisms, hall-of-mirrors conceits.
Jonathan Greenblatt, Chief Executive Officer and National Director, Anti-Defamation League, USA; Lawrence H. Summers, Charles W. Eliot University Professor, Harvard Kennedy School of Government, USA; speaking in Confronting Antisemitism amid Polarization session at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, 23/1/2025, 09:00 – 09:30 at Congress Centre - Ignite. Issue Briefing. Copyright: World Economic Forum / Gabriel Lado
2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
Ottawa, April 25, 2018 - It’s true. Emily Steel, Pulitzer Prize-winning business reporter with The New York Times, took down the bad guys with her reporting. With the media industry as her beat, she and a colleague exposed former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly’s settlements with multiple women over sexual harassment and other inappropriate behaviour--now known to total more than $45 million. She went on to report about the toxic culture at Vice Media, involving four settlements over sexual harassment and defamation allegations. In this era of #MeToo, what have we learned about gender and power dynamics in the workplace? Hear Steel in conversation with Althia Raj, Ottawa bureau chief with HuffPost Canada. at the National Arts Centre.
Jonathan Greenblatt, Chief Executive Officer and National Director, Anti-Defamation League, USA; Lawrence H. Summers, Charles W. Eliot University Professor, Harvard Kennedy School of Government, USA; speaking in Confronting Antisemitism amid Polarization session at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, 23/1/2025, 09:00 – 09:30 at Congress Centre - Ignite. Issue Briefing. Copyright: World Economic Forum / Gabriel Lado
The University of Hong Kong
Large Moot Court
2/F Cheng Yu Tung Tower
Centennial Campus
Panel B: Reforming Defamation Law and Practice (90 min; 15min Q&A)
Moderator: Assoc Prof. Doreen Weisenhaus (Director, Media Law Project, JMSC)
Speakers: Ms. Heather Rogers QC (Doughty Street Chambers, UK)
Mr. Paul Schabas (Blakes, Toronto, Canada)
Prof. Andrew Kenyon (Director, Centre for Media and Communications Law, University of Melbourne)
Prof. Harry Roque (Philippines, Media Defence–South East Asia)
Prof. Rick Glofcheski (HKU)
2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
2019 Dr. Marcia Robbins Wilf Lecture on November 3, 2019 addresses "Can Interreligious Dialogue Save the Planet" with guest speaker Rabbi David Fox Sandmel, Ph.D., Director of Interreligious Engagement, Anti-Defamation League.
The University of Hong Kong
Large Moot Court
2/F Cheng Yu Tung Tower
Centennial Campus
Panel B: Reforming Defamation Law and Practice (90 min; 15min Q&A)
Moderator: Assoc Prof. Doreen Weisenhaus (Director, Media Law Project, JMSC)
Speakers: Ms. Heather Rogers QC (Doughty Street Chambers, UK)
Mr. Paul Schabas (Blakes, Toronto, Canada)
Prof. Andrew Kenyon (Director, Centre for Media and Communications Law, University of Melbourne)
Prof. Harry Roque (Philippines, Media Defence–South East Asia)
Prof. Rick Glofcheski (HKU)
April 11, 2021, Huntington Beach, California, USA: White Lives Matter" rally saw demonstrators and counter-protestors clashing on the streets of Huntington Beach. Multiple law enforcement agencies were called in for crowd control for the mostly peaceful protest.
In a market, Manila, The Philippines. 1990.
Please ask for permission before using any of my images, they are copyright © Tim Grant.
I usually don't expect a fee for private viewing, projects, school work, charity work, etc. Also if you wanted to use any images as a base for a private artwork or poster, I would love to see the final product (as long as it is legal and doesn't defame anyone).
Although I do need to charge for other professional, corporate or commercial uses, as I also have to make money to live. I can then supply a high resolution finished image which is sized to your needs.
For more information please contact me through FlickrMail.
The University of Hong Kong
Large Moot Court
2/F Cheng Yu Tung Tower
Centennial Campus
Panel B: Reforming Defamation Law and Practice (90 min; 15min Q&A)
Moderator: Assoc Prof. Doreen Weisenhaus (Director, Media Law Project, JMSC)
Speakers: Ms. Heather Rogers QC (Doughty Street Chambers, UK)
Mr. Paul Schabas (Blakes, Toronto, Canada)
Prof. Andrew Kenyon (Director, Centre for Media and Communications Law, University of Melbourne)
Prof. Harry Roque (Philippines, Media Defence–South East Asia)
Prof. Rick Glofcheski (HKU)
The University of Hong Kong
Large Moot Court
2/F Cheng Yu Tung Tower
Centennial Campus
Panel B: Reforming Defamation Law and Practice (90 min; 15min Q&A)
Moderator: Assoc Prof. Doreen Weisenhaus (Director, Media Law Project, JMSC)
Speakers: Ms. Heather Rogers QC (Doughty Street Chambers, UK)
Mr. Paul Schabas (Blakes, Toronto, Canada)
Prof. Andrew Kenyon (Director, Centre for Media and Communications Law, University of Melbourne)
Prof. Harry Roque (Philippines, Media Defence–South East Asia)
Prof. Rick Glofcheski (HKU)
Thank GLAAD It's Friday Washington D.C. April 9th 2010
Nellie's Sports Bar
900 U Street Northwest
Washington, DC 20001-4048
202-332-6355
Photo by
Ryan Janek Wolowski
April 11, 2021, Huntington Beach, California, USA: White Lives Matter" rally saw demonstrators and counter-protestors clashing on the streets of Huntington Beach. Multiple law enforcement agencies were called in for crowd control for the mostly peaceful protest.
The University of Hong Kong
Large Moot Court
2/F Cheng Yu Tung Tower
Centennial Campus
Panel B: Reforming Defamation Law and Practice (90 min; 15min Q&A)
Moderator: Assoc Prof. Doreen Weisenhaus (Director, Media Law Project, JMSC)
Speakers: Ms. Heather Rogers QC (Doughty Street Chambers, UK)
Mr. Paul Schabas (Blakes, Toronto, Canada)
Prof. Andrew Kenyon (Director, Centre for Media and Communications Law, University of Melbourne)
Prof. Harry Roque (Philippines, Media Defence–South East Asia)
Prof. Rick Glofcheski (HKU)