The US Role in International Justice

A panel discussion on the US role in international justice

Thursday, April 17 @ 7:00PM

Join the Boston Firefly project of Amnesty International for a panel discussion on the US role in international justice from the perspectives of a civil society activist, sociologist and lawyer.

Speakers include Founder and Director of the Karuna Center for Peacebuilding, Paula Green, Wellesley College Sociology Professor, Thomas Cushman, Ph.D., and former International Criminal Court Law Clerk, Ada Sheng. Panel discussion will be moderated by Andrew Maki, former intern at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

Reception to follow the panel discussion and question and answer sessions.
Additionally, purchase hand-made paper bead jewelry to benefit Project Have Hope, a charity for Ugandan women (www.projecthavehope.org) and the Boston Firefly Project.
The Boston Firefly Project is an Amnesty International chapter of young professionals that provides opportunities for grassroots human rights advocacy, education and networking opportunities through community based events in the Boston area. Visit http://bostonfireflyproject.googlepages.com for speaker bios, directions and more information.