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An Israeli’s View of the Conflict
A standing-room only crowd packed Sharpless Auditorium to hear Miko Peled, author of The General’s Son: Journey of an Israeli in Palestine, speak about his path to becoming a peace activist. Continue reading
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Tagged campus events, CPGC, guest speaker, Israel, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Miko Peled, Palestine
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Jeremy Golan ’09 Talks Peace Corps
Jeremy Golan ’09 recently returned from Cambodia, where he served in the Peace Corps, and gave advice to current student interesting in applying to the program after Haverford. Continue reading
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Tagged alumni, campus life, CPGC, guest speaker, microfinance, Peace Corp
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Alumna’s Organization, Film Confront Juvenile Justice Problems
Sarah Morris ’05 returned to campus for a Haverford House- and CPGC-sponsored screening of her organization’s documentary, Stolen Dreams, about teens tried and sentenced as adults Continue reading
Social Medicine Students Teleconference With India
Students in the CPGC’s Social Medicine Seminar participated in the College’s first ever international teleconference with staff from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s India office. Continue reading
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Tagged AIDS, Avahan, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, CPGC, social medicine, technology, teleconference
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Philadelphia’s Solidarity Economy
The CPGC sponsored a tour, led by Professor Craig Borowiak, of local Philadelphia businesses that are a part of the solidarity economy. Continue reading
‘The Girl in the Picture’ Tells Her Story
It’s an image that is hard to forget: a little Vietnamese girl, naked, burned by napalm, crying out and running down a road away from the bomb smoke. Nick Ut took that photo in 1972 after the bombing of the … Continue reading
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Tagged campus life, CPGC, human rights, Kim Phuc, photography, social justice, Vietnam War
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