Screening/Discussion with Kathy Kelly, October 1 – Ten Years After Conference –

September 28, 2011

Afghanistan: The US Must Change Course

Kathy Kelly, Voices for Creative Nonviolence, three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee
Perspectives from her recent peace delegations to Afghanistan

Michael Sheirdan, Community Supported Film
Afghan perspective through screening of one film from The Fruit of Our Labor collection and discussion

Moderator: Cole Harrison, Mass. Peace Action & UJP Afghanistan/Pakistan Task Force

12 noon to 1pm
Suffolk University
Donahue Building, Room 207
41 Temple St.
Boston MA

http://justicewithpeace.org/ten-years-after-schedule

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