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GSR 2011 Discussion panel, Geneva 10.09.11. GSR 2011 Discussion panel, Geneva 10.09.11. (l-r) Nigel Inkster, Director of Transnational Threats and Political Risk, IISS; Brigadier Benjamin Barry, Senior Fellow for Land Warfare, IISS; Adam Ward, Director of Studies, IISS; Rahul Roy-Chaudhury, Senior Fellow for South Asia, IISS; and Dr Toby Dodge, Consulting Senior Fellow for the Middle East, IISS
Clockwise From front seated:
Laurent (pink shirt), Lambert, Craig, Chuck (holding hat), Pierre Derick.
In back: Carole (standing), Skip
Opening Day at Del Mar races
The First Minister and her Cabinet will meet in Montrose on Tuesday 15 August, and then hold a public discussion at Montrose Town Hall.
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The first Women in Digital Government event brought together digital and technology teams across government to talk about common issues and collectively work on solutions.
Gregory Satir, Portland Friends of the Dhamma; Rev. Jundo Gregory Gibbs, Oregon Buddhist Temple; Dr. James Blumenthal, Maitripa College; Domyo Burk, Dharma Rain Zen Center.
The guard and the locomotive crew of Riddles British Railways Standard 2 78018 discuss the movements ahead at Rothley
Panel Discussion on Enhancing Accountability for Sexual Violence in Conflict with Foreign Minister Urmas Paet, Foreign Secretary of the UK William Hague, President of the Assembly of States Parties of the International Criminal Court Tiina Intelmann, and Prosecutor of the ICC Fatou Bensouda in New York, 26 September 2013
The First Minister and her Cabinet will meet in Montrose on Tuesday 15 August, and then hold a public discussion at Montrose Town Hall.
Co-sponsored by Bitch Media and Museum of Contemporary Craft, this event is a two-fold investigation into conversations relating to women in the field of design, both as creators and as consumers.
First, a panel will discuss the role of women in the design industry and how a female perspective helps to define design today. Portland-based designers Julie Beeler, Kate Bingaman-Burt, Sara Huston, and architect Carrie Strickland will give voice to their experience in a male-dominated field and articulate how the gender landscape has changed since the start of their own careers. Plus, a reading on Architect Barbie: How do pink and blue toys influence gender stereotypes for future designers?
Second, a women in design pecha kucha organized in collaboration with LAWD, (the League of Awesome Women Designers), will feature work being done across the field in rapid-fire sequence.
The entire program will be moderated by Namita Gupta Wiggers.
Additional information on our panelists:
Julie Beeler: www.secondstory.com
Kate Bingaman-Burt: katebingamanburt.com
Sara Huston: www.sara-huston.com
Carrie Strickland: www.worksarchitecture.net/who.html
October 10, 2013. Photos by Micah Fischer '13.