WYA Dignity and Development Conference
As a favor to our friends at the World Youth Alliance, we wanted to help promote their upcoming conference. Check it out:
We are pleased to invite you to the North American Decade of Dignity and Development Conference. This is a two day event that will be taking place September 25-26 at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. The conference will consist of keynote addresses by renowned bio-ethicist Margaret Somerville, writer and classical scholar Anthony Esolen and educational pioneer Robert Enright.
Other events will include a screening of the film "The Rescue" by Invisible Children, and panel discussions on the family as cultural capital, human rights, international health and solidarity. There will also be a networking fair for partner non-governmental organizations on Saturday as well as an exhibition of the winning artwork from our 2009 Solidarity Generation Visual Arts Competition.
Registration is $50 and includes all events on Friday and Saturday. If you are a Yale student, please contact us about special prices and group rates. Scholarships are also available, so please contact us about that as well. Email Casey Downing at Casey@wya.net for more details. For full schedule of events, speaker bios, directions and online registration, please visit the conference website.
We are pleased to invite you to the North American Decade of Dignity and Development Conference. This is a two day event that will be taking place September 25-26 at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. The conference will consist of keynote addresses by renowned bio-ethicist Margaret Somerville, writer and classical scholar Anthony Esolen and educational pioneer Robert Enright.
Other events will include a screening of the film "The Rescue" by Invisible Children, and panel discussions on the family as cultural capital, human rights, international health and solidarity. There will also be a networking fair for partner non-governmental organizations on Saturday as well as an exhibition of the winning artwork from our 2009 Solidarity Generation Visual Arts Competition.
Registration is $50 and includes all events on Friday and Saturday. If you are a Yale student, please contact us about special prices and group rates. Scholarships are also available, so please contact us about that as well. Email Casey Downing at Casey@wya.net for more details. For full schedule of events, speaker bios, directions and online registration, please visit the conference website.
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posted by Mockingbird at
8:57 AM
3 Comments:
The links don't work.
Also, what's the antique revolver with the knotted barrel supposed to symbolize?
Links now working. Sorry about that.
The antique revolver with the knotted barrel is clearly an illusion to how Superman used to thwart the bad guys.
I think there is only one way to respond: Repent!
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