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SUMMARY:Protesting War\, Celebrating Peace: Music\, Poetry\, Drama
DESCRIPTION:Sunday 22 June 2014 – 6:30pm  \nAn intimate event featuring some of Australia’s biggest stars of stage and screen. \nJudy Davis\, Colin Friels\, Abby Dobson and famous oud player Joseph Tawadros will inspire the audience with poetry and music. Special performances by Joanna Qiao and Gemimah Omari\, rising stars from Cabramatta High School.\nCompered by Genevieve Lemon. \nThis evening will extoll humanity\, peace and justice to raise funds for scholarships to enable students from some of the world’s most conflict ridden and underdeveloped countries to study at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies\, The University of Sydney. \nTickets $100 (includes refreshments). \nBook here: http://trybooking.com/FAZS\n \nLimited tickets\, book early to avoid disappointment. \nUnsure what to expect? Check out what happened at “Performing for Peace” last year!
URL:https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/event/protesting-war-celebrating-peace/
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SUMMARY:The Indonesian Elections 2014: Jokowi\, Human Rights\, West Papua
DESCRIPTION:The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies\, the West Papua Project\, the Sydney Peace Foundation\, and The Department of Indonesian Studies invite you to hear Mr Usman Hamid speak on \n“The Indonesian Elections 2014: Jokowi\, Human Rights\, West Papua”\n5pm on Monday 28 April\nSeminar Room 114\, Mackie Building\, 2 Arundel Street\, Forest Lodge\nIn this seminar\, Usman Hamid will discuss the recent Indonesian legislative elections this month and upcoming presidential elections in July. How will the elections impact on the issues of human rights and West Papua? Usman Hamid will also pay tribute to Munir and his widow\, Suciwati—and also to Muridan Widjojo\, a leading proponent of Papua-Indonesia dialogue\, who died on 7 March 2014. \nMr Usman Hamid\, formerly executive director of the Commission for the Disappeared and Victims of Violence (Kontras)\, a human rights group seeking justice for enforced disappearances during the Soeharto regime in Indonesia. He assumed this role following the assassination of Kontras founder Munir in 2004. In 2012\, Usman Hamid founded the Public Virtue Institute\, an organisation which conducts research on social media and democracy in Indonesia\, and Change.org Indonesia. \nRefreshments will be served after the lecture in the Poster Gallery CPACS \nContact:\npeter.king@sydney.edu.au\nvannessa.hearman@sydney.edu.au \n 
URL:https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/event/the-indonesian-elections-2014-jokowi-human-rights-west-papua/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130920
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SUMMARY:Richard Falk: On the Palestinian Stuggle
DESCRIPTION:The Sydney Peace Foundation and Coalition for Justice & Peace in Palestine invite you to hear one of the world’s great authorities on universal human rights \nRICHARD FALK\n(United Nations Special Rapporteur on Palestinian human rights) \nspeaking and answering your questions on \n“The Palestinian Struggle for Self Determination \nand the Ordeal of Occupation”\nFootbridge Theatre\, The University of Sydney \n6:30pm Thursday 19 September \nTickets ($25/$15) available: www.trybooking.com/DJUC \nRichard Falk is also Professor Emeritus of International Law at Princeton University and Visiting Professor in Global and International Studies at the University of California\, Santa Barbara. \n For more details please contact: peace.foundation@sydney.edu.au or 9351 4468
URL:https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/event/richard-falk-on-the-palestinian-stuggle/
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DTSTAMP:20170526T053040Z
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SUMMARY:EMPIRE
DESCRIPTION:For the music lover and theatre enthusiast alike\, EMPIRE offers an engaging night out. \nThe Kinetic Energy Theatre Company’s has offered to put on a special performance of their gritty doco-drama for Council members and friends of the Sydney Peace Foundation. Tickets are $20/$10 at the door. \nWritten and created by Kinetic Energy Theatre Company’s co-directors Graham Jones & Jepke Goudsmit\, and performed by their twelve member troupe of actors and musicians: Drew Bourgeois\, Frank Dasent\, Angela Fieldhouse\, Jepke Goudsmit\, Robert Gray\, Jola Jones\, Graham Jones\, Saha Jones\, Lilli Pearse\, Floyd Robinson\, Roberto Quintarelli\, Billy Ward. \nEmpire tackles the questions arising from the leak of the Collateral Murder video and hundreds of thousands of secret US State Department cables by whistle-blower Bradley Manning to WikiLeaks. The play draws an arch right from the birth of the “Idea of America” to the US Empire’s present day excesses. \nTo address these issues Kinetic Energy have gone to two of the most eminent and elegant critics of the Empire – the writer activists Arundhati Roy and Noam Chomsky. Two of Roy’s recent political essays are the starting point: “The Loneliness of Noam Chomsky”\, and: “Confronting Empire”. Kinetic Energy adapted these essays for the stage and have laced them with Chomsky’s commentaries on the subject of Empire. Using contemporary documentary film technique\, we have woven dramatic reenactment together with narration\, video & audio footage\, and live music. \nThe play demonstrates the company’s unique style once described by Richard Glover in the SMH as: “Different to anything you’ll see elsewhere.” And by Paul McGillick in the Australian Financial Review as: ”Work with the kind of conviction and focus which fists you right between the eyes.” \nLimited seating. One night only! Please reserve your seats by phone or email. Pay cash at the door. \nTickets – Full: $20\, Concessions: $15/$10. Phone: 02 8313 9014 & 0415 391 533. Email: kineticenergy@iprimus.com.au.
URL:https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/event/empire/
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SUMMARY:Ethics for a Whole World
DESCRIPTION:His Holiness the Dalai Lama\nin conversation with \nAndrew West\n(ABC Religion and Ethics Report) \nThis event was filmed by ABC Big Ideas. Details of viewing options TBA. \nTickets by invitation only. \n 
URL:https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/event/ethics-for-a-whole-world/
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SUMMARY:Sydney Peace Prize Award Ceremony & Gala Dinner
DESCRIPTION:The premier annual event of the Sydney Peace Foundation\, this Award Ceremony and Gala Dinner attracts an audience of over 250 of Sydney’s top corporate\, government\, NGO and university leaders. \nThis year’s Sydney Peace Prize recipient is humanitarian doctor and founder of the Mae Tao Clinic\, Dr Cynthia Maung. She received her award on 7 November 2013. \nThe Sydney Peace Prize Jury’s citation reads: “Dr Maung: for her dedication to multi-ethnic democracy\, human rights and the dignity of the poor and dispossessed\, and for establishing health services for victims of conflict.”  \nClick here to learn more about Dr Maung. \n 
URL:https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/event/2013-sydney-peace-prize-award-ceremony-gala-dinner/
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SUMMARY:Gold Medal to Stéphane Hessel
DESCRIPTION:On 2 May\, at the Australian Ambassador’s Residence in Paris\, the Sydney Peace Foundation will award a posthumous Gold Medal for Human Rights to Stéphane Hessel for his life-long contribution to building a more peaceful and just society. \nStéphane Hessel\, a German born Jew whose family fled to France\, became a fighter in the French Resistance where he was captured\, tortured and escaped execution by the Nazis. On returning to Paris\, Hessel became a diplomat and was a one of twelve members of the committee who drafted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. As the French Ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva\, Hessel promoted non-violent responses to conflict and made many stands against human rights abuses. In 2009 he published the Book “Time For Outrage” which sold 4.5 million copies in 35 countries and is credited with being the catalyst for Occupy Movements around the world. \nStéphane Hessel was originally selected by the Sydney Peace Prize Jury to be the 16th recipient of the Prize. Sadly\, on 6 March 2013\, at 95-years old\, Hessel passed away quietly in his sleep. \nFollowing an address by Chair Stuart Rees\, and a reception hosted by Australian Ambassador to France Ric Wells\, the Gold Medal will be presented to Hessel’s widowed wife Madame Christane Hessel-Chabry. \nThe Foundation hopes that this award will help broadcast Hessel’s words of outrage and hope\, and that his legacy will continue to spread and inspire non-violent protests around the world. \nSee photos and a write-up of the event here: https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/2013-stephane-hessel/
URL:https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/event/gold-medal-to-stephane-hessel/
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