Program Events
From Eugenics to Deadly Medicine and Back (Thursdays, Spring 2008)
(Webcasts of past lectures and related materials here )
May 4th last day for Deadly Medicine Exhibition at Science Museum
May 8 (6-9 p.m., Mondale Hall (Law) 25)
The Elephant Man (Film, 1980; 124 min.) - Social world, impairment, and human dignity: John Merrick (1864-1890)
Commentator: Kirk Allison, PhD, MS (Program in Human Rights and Health)
May 8 (7-9 p.m., Oak Street Cinema, 309 Oak St. SE, Mpls.)
As We Forgive Those ... is reconciliation possible after genocide?
(Film: 53 min, Rwanda post-Genocide recovery/reconcilation & panel discussion)
Panel discussion with audience:
* Arthur and Molly Rouner - Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation
* Ellen Kennedy - Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
* Floriane Robins Brown - Executive Director/Co-founder Nibakure Children's Village
Sponsors: MacLaurin Institute, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation, Genocide Intervention Network, Program in Human Rights and Health
May 12 (7:30 p.m., Cowles Auditorium, Humphrey Center, 301 19th Ave S, Mpls. west bank campus)
Memorial Tribute to the Life of Stephen Feinstein
Founding Director, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies.
The event will feature music, videos, and speakers who worked closely with Stephen during his 10 years as director of CHGS and in his many other public activities. All who knew him or his work are welcome; no reservations are necessary. A dessert reception will follow the program.
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