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This was the audience before one of the panel discussions in one of the large ballrooms at the Austin Convention Center. As you can see, just about everyone had their face into a cell phone, PDA or laptop doing Twitter or some other social app.
Before Twitter and Facebook, activists used the streets as a public forum to express their creativity and organize for political goals, with their messages wheatpasted right onto lampposts and walls. It was the era of 'xerocracy,' and the entire city were gallery walls. Nowhere was this form of expression more prevalent than the East Village. From posters expressing stark opposition to building demolitions, to stencils addressing the AIDS epidemic and more, such expressions of conscience and conflict were everywhere. In this panel discussion we heard from some of the artists of that time, who are still creating today, including Seth Tobocman, Anton van Dalen, Tamara Wyndham and Kristin Reed.
This program was co-sponsored by ABC No Rio in Exile and The Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space.
Daniel Opolot, UNU-MERIT and Virginie Aimard, UNU-ViE in discussion about UNU's work witha focus on Africa.
United Way presented a special program, Resilient Communities, on Oct 17, 2019. The keynote address was given by noted expert Carlton Hall, a panel discussion included Dr. Irina Gelman, Jo Ann Brown and Jean-Marie Neibuhr. In addition, there were community roundtable report outs, distribution of school supplies, hygiene items and children's book as well as Narcan training by Regina Cieslak and Sergeant Fernandez.
March 17, 2022
About 100,000 people in the United States have sickle cell disease - most are of African descent. Today, we hosted a forum on the need for diverse blood donors in the fight against this disease.
Our CEO, Celena Roldán facilitated the panel discussion, which highlighted the importance of African Americans donating blood due to unique attributes that can benefit sickle cell patients. Dr. Yvette Miller, executive medical director of the Red Cross, discussed how people with sickle cell historically have been underserved in healthcare. Janine Hopkins, our Illinois region sickle cell account manager and Linda Hubbard, who lost a son to sickle cell, also joined the panel. The conversation included an overview of the disease and its reach, and included a look at the pain and suffering sickle cell patients face on a regular basis. Thank you to all of the panelists for providing your valuable insights today.
Visit rdcrss.org/3p7idMr to learn more about sickle cell and please consider giving blood to help in this fight!
Professor Andrew Chitty, AHRC Creative Economy Champion (Chair)
Dr Gareth Beale, Research Fellow Digital Creativity Labs, University of York
Dr Melanie Giles, Senior Lecturer in Archaeology, University of Manchester
Dr Gavin Kearney, Lecturer in Audio and Music Technology, University of York
Dr Damian Murphy, Reader in Audio and Music Technology, University of York
During our panel discussion, representatives from public and private funding agencies provided information on their various funding programs.
L-R: Chester Kulesa, Anthracite Heritage Museum; Dennis DeMara, DCNR; Jeanne Bovard, Scranton Area Foundation; Don Bernhard, PPL; Kurt Bauman, NEPA Alliance
Moderator: Rob Lorei of WMNF; Panelists: Simon Firer, Abdelwahab Hechiche, Steve Schwersky, Samar Jarrah.
Les ateliers commencent et les participants échangent afin de trouver des solutions à apporter dans le but de favoriser l'accessibilité universelle en loisir pour les personnes ayant une limitation fonctionnelle.
Tutors and students of the “Introduction to Digital Technologies for Language Teaching” course discussing about the affordances of Virtual Worlds for language teaching, during today’s tutorial on SmallWorlds.
December 4th, 2013
Florida International University (FIU) College of Business Veteran Masters in Business Administration (MBA) Panel discussion allowed guests to hear from alumni and veterans on their experience in various MBA programs as veterans. The discussion, held in FIU’s Brickell campus, allowed guests the opportunity to network with current and prospective students.
Miami, Florida | November 3, 2016
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Clipper City Territory Manager Thomas Cizauskas discusses finer points of beer and food pairing.
First-ever beer dinner at Olney Ale House.
Olney, Md. 5 November 2007.
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Panel discussion on "How BPO Sector can Fuel the Economic Development in Sri Lanka from left: Mr. Sanjeeva Shukla - Executive Vice-President and Global Head – Operations BPO Certification Institute, Inc., Mr. Ishan Dhanthanarayana – Chief People Officer, Brandix Lanka Ltd, Mr. Fayaz Hudah Program Head - Private sector Development ICTA, Mr. Madu Ratnayake - General Secretary, SLASSCOM and Vice President, Moderator Dr. Anura Ekanayake, Chairman Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, Prof. Chandra Embuldeniya – Vice-Chancellor Uva Wellassa University and Mr. Rohantha Athukorala – Head of National Portfolio Development, Sri Lanka and Maldives – UNOPS