-- 3/15 Forum on The Status of Arab Women

Please join NAAP-NY at a forum on the status of women in the Arab community.

Please join on us on Thursday, March 15th, in commemoration of Women's History Month, as we host a forum to discuss the real versus perceived status of women in the Arab community.
 

An expert panel of academics, community activists and U.N. representatives will highlight different aspects of this issue by presenting statistics, case studies and analyses of the situation in the Arab world as well as the Arab-American community. A Q & A session will follow and we encourage you all to participate in an open and thought-provoking dialogue.


 

Moderator

Dr. Abderrahim Foukara - Washington Bureau Chief, Al Jazeera Arabic.
 

Political Participation of Women in the Arab World

Dr. Azza Karam - Senior Policy Research Advisor at the UNDP, Regional Bureau for Arab States.
 

Domestic Violence in the US: Myth vs. Reality

Dr. Anny Bakalian - Assoc. Director, Middle East & Middle Eastern American Center, CUNY. Board President of TAMKEEN.
 

Evolving Roles from National Conflict and the Emergence of Arab Feminism
 

Dr. Aseel Sawalha - Urban Anthropologist and Pace Univ Professor, Member of the Department of Criminal Justice, Sociology and Anthropology (NY).
 

Save the date! And spread the word! Download a flyer at:
 

http://www.naaponline.org/ny/womensforum/WomensForum.pdf

 

What: Forum on The Status of Arab Women

When: Thursday, March 15, 7:30-10:00pm

Where: New York Society for Ethical Culture - Main Auditorium

2 West 64th Street at Central Park West

New York, NY

Cost: Free and open to the public
 

This event is co-sponsored by the Adult Education Committee at the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
 


 

Thank you,
 

The Network of Arab-American Professionals of New York

www.naaponline.org/ny naap-ny@naaponline.org | | 212.592.4052

 

 

Event Location: 

New York Society for Ethical Culture - Main Auditorium
2 West 64th Street at Central Park West
New York , NY

Event Date: 

Thursday, March 15, 2007 - 7:30pm to 10:00pm

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