Keynote- San Diego District Attorney Summer Stephan
No More No More: Women, Girls, ICT (Information, Communication & Technology) & Violence
Wed, January 17, 2018
Atkinson Hall, UC San Diego
Program launched by Social Impact and Innovation, UC San Diego to raise awareness of Human Trafficking.
The UC San Diego campus wants to help fight human trafficking and join efforts in bringing nationwide awareness on this critically important and tragic social issue through panel discussion and conversation, movie viewing, and heartfelt performances.
Dance performance by UC San Diego students Lorraine Hossain and team. The program will close with heartfelt performances by Emanuel “Manny” C. Perlman, Performing Artist and World Ambassador and Buki Domingos, famous singer songwriter, activist, and survivor of human trafficking.
In Partnership with: Project Concern International (PCI), Qualcomm Institute, UC San Diego, and Alliance4Empowerment.
More info on Summer Stephan – San Diego County District Attorney – Keynote
-
Open Warfare In The Middle East: The Lunatics Have Taken Over The Asylum
A very disturbing report today from The Scotsman has the Lebanese Information Minister accusing Israel of "using internationally prohibited weapons against civilians". "We feel the entire world has ...
-
Women In Leadership Luncheon coming in October
This year’s event, with Holocaust survivor Rose Schindler as the keynote ... Snyder of the East County Homeless Task Force; and San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan.
-
Republicans Ramp up Voter Disenfranchisement Efforts Ahead of November Election
In the decision placing a stay on enforcement of the law, Judge Stephan Mickle wrote that the law "makes ... near the very bottom of the ballot. (f) Candidates for county district office. We believe ...
-
California man gets life sentence for fatal synagogue attack
San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan, who listened to victims from a front-row seat, told reporters that Earnest's planned statement was “more spewing of hatred and propaganda” and that ...