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Lincoln Bisbee of Morgan Lewis, sponsor of Equal Justiice Fellow Camille Pannu (center) with Dean Blake D. Morant
The result, a composite of the two images. It's come to this, I've started taking challenging shots, just so I can have a bit of fun in Photoshop. It's not perfect, if you look carefully, you can see a few joins, but it's a good draft version. I might post a better one when I've got a bit more time to work on it. It's 40145 at Birmingham International, by the way. Heading for a Rendezvous with D1015, and an Outrageous weekend in the West Country.
S&D Seminar: Equal Treatment and Rights for Migrant Workers & Labour Migration, Wednesday 8 March 2017.
In celebration of Equal Pay Day 2015 Hofstra University presents a forum on the employment challenges of working women. Join the discussion in this free annual event presented by Hofstra’s Labor Studies, Women’s Studies and Disability Studies Programs. Speakers spoke to students regarding their various background and diverse industry experience.
Photographer: Jonathan Heisler, Hofstra University Photographer
This was an event we were part of called the equal dignity pop-up nuptials. It was an important event for us because we are true believers that love is love.
We were volunteers for this event, all participating vendors were. Everyone had different things they were in charge of. For this particular event we did all the personal flowers, so bouquets and boutonnières.
Equal Dignity Pop Up Nuptials celebrate all families joining in affirming, LGBTQIA+ inclusive, free civil ceremonies. Philly’s top wedding industry vendors donate time and services to give couples a big-budget marriage ceremony at no cost.
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No school ,no food and with no aim in jungle life .This poor child watching me in achanakmar jungle.
Photo credit © Lydia Marcus 2010 / www.lydiamarcus.com
Photographed February 20, 2010 in Downtown Los Angeles
Equal Communication Vol.10 at waseda Zone-B Tokyo 2012.09.22
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As the sign reads:
Church of Christ, Union
Founded 1853 by the Rev. John G. Fee of Bracken County on the invitation of local citizens and Cassius M. Clay, who projected an antislavery community here. Open in full equality to all races and nonsectarian, the church had a leading part in establishment of Berea College 1855 and in cause of racial equality in this area.
An employee polishes the side of a mobile cafe. This cafe is literally employee-powered, it gets around via bicycle. ©2012 Photo by Emily Zendt
Mario Roche of For All I Am and Steve Zilberman, Equal Vision Records, The Age of Ignorance Tour, Grand Haven, Mi, Summer 2012
The bulls had about as much interest in Stephane as he in them. // Stephane mel o byky asi stejny zajem jako oni o nej.
Packagings of the World is a packaging design archive showcasing the best, most interesting and creative packaging work worldwide. We will try to make the archive as digestible and as possible with less text, like they say, pictures speaks a thousand words!
The U.S. Military Academy Equal Opportunity Office hosted the 2024 Days of Remembrance Observance on April 18 at the West Point Club’s Grand Ballroom.
This year’s guest speaker was Paula Aspell, who after retiring from a 33-year award-winning career as PBS NOVA’s senior executive producer and director, she founded Leading Edge Productions to make documentaries of scientific, cultural and historical importance.
Aspell recently completed and released a feature documentary about Jewish resistance during the Holocaust entitled “Resistance – They Fought Back.” The documentary has been selected for screening in more than 20 film festivals in the United States and aboard.
Aspell, with event moderator Rick Salomon, who is a board member of the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, discussed her documentary and the Jewish resistance against Nazi genocide. To the audience of cadets, staff and faculty, she wanted to destroy the myth that the Jews were sent to their deaths like sheep to the slaughter, but instead they did not go as sheep – but they fought back.
Each year, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum leads the nation in commemorating Days of Remembrance. Days of Remembrance was established by the U.S. Congress to honor the lives of the six million Jewish victims – as well as million of others killed – and the heroic liberators of the Holocaust. The occasion calls for reflection on, and vigilance against hatred and genocide.
The theme of the observance was “Behind Every Name A Story: The Courageous,” and honored Adolfo Kaminsky, who forged fake documents that helped save more than 10,000 Jewish people. The USMA Library, led by Exhibition Librarian Lisa Gomez, provided a display of books on the Holocaust for attendees to view.
There were also musical numbers performed by the West Point Band and the Jewish Choir.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
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Lunedì 16 dicembre 2024, presso la Triennale Milano, si tiene il photocall per lo Spotify Equal, gala di beneficenza in Italia a sostegno delle donne nella musica.
Il photocall vede la partecipazione di oltre 70 artiste della scena musicale italiana: Miriam Ayaba, Coca Puma, Asteria, Plastica, Assurditè, Hån, Claudym, Kaze, Caro Wow, Tära, Emma Nolde, Matisa, Guinevere, Lysa, La Niña, Cmqmartina, Elasi, Lorenzza, Rizzo, Beba, Caffellatte, Yaraki, Anna Castiglia, Jelecrois, Giulia Mei, Giorginess, Kuban, Martina May, Ste, Missey, Arianna Pasini, Cara, Anfisa Letyago, Anna And Vulkan, Ariete, Sillyelly, Federica Abbate, Svegliaginevra, VV, Sissi, Angelica, Emma, BigMama, Malika Ayane, Noemi, Elettra Lamborghini, Victoria De Angelis, Francesca Michielin, Donatella Rettore, Ditonellapiaga, Arisa, Nahaze, Camilla Magli, Sarah Toscano, Laiala Al Habash, Giorgia, Popa, Ginevra, Myss Keta, Sally Cruz, Shari, Clara, Joan Thiele, Epoque, Anna, Gaia, Annalisa, Rose Villain.