Nov. 9: Moving and Staying in a Global Indy

Panel discussion of the intersection between global and local featuring various community leaders

When: Wednesday 9 November, 7:00-9:00 PM

Where: Marian College, Bishop Chartrand Memorial Chapel, 3200 Cold Spring Rd. Indianapolis

Regardless of where we come from or how long we’ve been here, we all are members of an increasingly large, diverse, and global city. How can we move toward a more holistic and interconnected city, reduce alienation (among both newcomers and old-timers), and increase cooperation, trust, and mutual respect? A diverse community panel and interactive audience discussion will provide opportunities for airing questions and concerns and for networking and information sharing.

· Miriam Acevedo Davis, executive director of La Plaza, Inc.
· Shola Ajiboye, Director, The African Center
· Dr. James Divita, the leading expert on historical patterns of immigration in Indianapolis
· Dr. James P. Fadely, President, Indianapolis Branch of the English Speaking Union
· Dr. Ahmet Fer, Vice President, Nationalities Council of Indiana
· June Kiyomoto, Executive Director, Asian-American Alliance
· Dr. Sayyid M. Syeed, Secretary General, Islamic Society of North America
· Dr. Pierre M. Atlas, Director, Franciscan Center for Global Studies (Discussion Facilitator)

Presented by the Franciscan Center for Global Studies at Marian College, the International Center of Indianapolis, Nationalities Council of Indiana, and Sagamore Institute for Policy Research. Questions? Call 955-6213 or e-mail afagan@marian.edu.

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