Lifelines 2016: The Poetry of Human Rights (video)

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Title
Lifelines 2016: The Poetry of Human Rights (video)
Description
(Abena Busia, Mahnaz Afkhami, Evie Shockley, Darrel Holnes, Sara Goudarzi, Robert Gibbons, Elizabeth Lara)
This resource is an introduction to the WLP Lifelines 2017 event, held during the 61st Session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women in New York City, March 17, 2017.

Lifelines: The Poetry of Human Rights, 2017 features readings by leading women poets. Since 2003, WLP’s Lifelines series has linked poetry and prose to the struggle of realizing women’s human rights. Featuring readings by leading women poets, the event connects the listener to testimonies that inspire and build solidarity among feminist activists everywhere.

Abena Busia welcomes the audience. Mahnaz Afkhami introduces the WLP organization and its mission. WLP works with twenty partner organizations in countries across the globe to support participatory leadership and to change the architecture of human relationships. There is also an introduction to the WLP Lifelines event series, which presents poetry and literature focusing on women's human rights.
Subject
Women's Learning Partnership
Date
19 Mar 2016
Language
English
Coverage
United States
Type
Event Recording
Format
.mp4
Creator
Unknown
Contributor
Unknown
Publisher
Women's Learning Partnership
Extent
01:24:22
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